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Tennessee’s Barrett writes to Lee opposing red flag laws

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(The Center Square) – Tennessee state Rep. Jody Barrett wrote Gov. Bill Lee on Thursday in opposition to Lee calling a special session on...

Report: Huntington, West Virginia has 3rd lowest city debt-to-capital ratio

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(The Center Square) – Huntington was ranked as having the third-best ratio of outstanding debt to capital ratio in a new report on how...

43K have lost Medicaid in West Virginia redetermination process

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(The Center Square) – West Virginia has just more than 619,000 Medicaid enrollees in June, down from a high of 667,000 in April. That drop...

Tennessee awards $18M in agricultural supply chain grants

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(The Center Square) – Tennessee awarded more than $18 million to 20 business in the first round of its Tennessee Forestry, Agriculture and Rural...
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Democrats vow to challenge ballroom security funding in Republican budget bill

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Republicans in Congress will spend the next two weeks...

Shreveport considers Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson workforce training deal

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(The Center Square) – Shreveport’s public-private economic partnership with...

Illinois Quick Hits: State grants offered to tackle ‘challenging’ properties

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(The Center Square) – The Illinois Housing Development Authority...

Inspector General report critical of Seattle Police handling of protest

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(The Center Square) - A report from Seattle’s police...
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Democrats vow to challenge ballroom security funding in Republican budget bill

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Republicans in Congress will spend the next two weeks...

Shreveport considers Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson workforce training deal

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(The Center Square) – Shreveport’s public-private economic partnership with...

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