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Summer EBT program end may leave Tennessee families without key food aid
A federal program that helped nourish hundreds of thousands of Tennessee children over the summer is at risk of expiring in ...
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Gov. Lee pushes toward nuclear energy with funding for potential small modular reactor
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Tennessee looks to go nuclear, working toward plans to build the country’s first small, modular ...
With 233 open trooper positions, Gov. Lee’s proposed budget would add 100 more
Finance and Administration Commissioner Jim Bryson said the decision to add the jobs is based on the state’s need for them.
With lowest average salary in the nation, Mississippi working to keep police from leaving
The bill would cost the state $6.5 million. According to 2023 records from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Mississippi ...
Several SWVA counties under State of Emergency due to flooding
Wise, Russell, Lee and Dickenson counties declared a State of Emergency on Saturday due to flooding. Wise County Wise County will have shelters open for residents impacted by flooding at the following ...
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Lee's State of the State address outlines proposed $59.5 billion budget
Gov. Bill Lee delivered his seventh State of the State address Monday and presented budget and legislative priorities for the ...
Legislative immunity is a privilege in most states. A speeding ticket could change that in Arizona
When a police officer gave state Sen. Mark Finchem a speeding ticket, the Arizona Republican didn’t need to worry about the ...
Tax Breaks: The IRS Criminal Investigation And Cancer Scam Edition
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"A commonsense way to cut government red tape" and accelerate housing development
Although there is desert space for the city to expand into, absorbing that land into the Las Vegas metropolitan area can take years.
New nuclear plants in Missouri? Ameren says high demand requires new power mix
Ameren Missouri chairman and president Mark Birk called the updated plan "an acceleration of things that we would’ve done in the future," in an interview Friday.