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Rising school taxes are a symptom of a regressive, unstable property tax. Consolidation and spending cuts won’t cure it.
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Breaking news, top stories and all the latest from across Iowa. IPR reporters and our partners deliver quick hits of headline news throughout the day to keep you informed.
Breaking news, top stories and all the latest from across Iowa. IPR reporters and our partners deliver quick hits of headline news throughout the day to keep you informed.
MARION COUNTY - Indiana Conservation Officers are investigating a death after a body was recovered from the White River early Sunday morning in Indianapolis ...
DUBOIS COUNTY – The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a lane closure for U.S. 231 in Dubois County. Beginning on or around Monday, November 16, ...
(The Center Square) – Data center companies interested in Georgia will have a new Democratic-majority Public Service Commission and a governor who wants to take a closer look at their development. The data center boom has not
BOISE– The Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health is pleased to announce that it will be awarding $113,350 to Idaho communities on behalf of the 123 Idaho mayors who completed the annual Mayor’s Walking Challenge in
The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources is seeking the removal of a website it said appears to be impersonating the state’s Hawaii Invasive Species Council and causing confusion to the public.
Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms, who proposed a moratorium on new data center construction before election, did not rule out further action.
If Connecticut is serious about fixing its property tax crisis, it must put public education at the center of the equation.