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Bellevue set to increase city property tax by 1% as one-time COVID funds run out

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(The Center Square) – Bellevue residents are set to see a 1% increase to their city-based tax for next year as a budget deficit...

East Tacoma voters choose how to spend $1 million in ARPA funding

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(The Center Square) – Tacoma residents in the city’s 4th District have voted to fund $1 million in federal funds toward a grant funding...

Seattle set to have 11 on-site parking sites at maximum $5 per hour

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(The Center Square) – Seattle is adjusting parking rates throughout the city, with 11 locations now having a maximum $5 per hour on-site parking...

Bellingham voters to decide on minimum wage increase to $17.28 in 2024

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(The Center Square) – Voters in Bellingham are set to vote on an initiative establishing a citywide minimum hourly wage of $17.28 in 2024...

King County transit police short-staffed as Metro-related incidents increase

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(The Center Square) – King County Metro Transit Police are working to protect transit riders as the number of incidents occurring has increased in...
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Illinois’ population increases from last year, ending decade of decline

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(The Center Square) – For the first time in...

Potential government shutdown could disrupt key federal services

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A looming partial shutdown of the federal government could...

Harborview hospital tax to help with near $900M project budget gap

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(The Center Square) – A recently-approved tax levy will...

Chicago’s budget doesn’t calm financial concerns

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(The Center Square) – Although the Chicago City Council...
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Spokane Valley eyes process to forfeit surplus properties for affordable housing

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(The Center Square) – Spokane Valley officials discussed legislation...

Illinois’ population increases from last year, ending decade of decline

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(The Center Square) – For the first time in...

Potential government shutdown could disrupt key federal services

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A looming partial shutdown of the federal government could...

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