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U.S. Senate Passes Infrastructure Investments and Jobs Act in Broad Biparty Vote, 69-30
The US Senate passed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act by a broad, bipartisan 69-30 vote on Tuesday. It goes to the House of Representatives for approval.
This landmark bill includes many of President Joe Biden's…
SNAP-Ed Program Connects Indigenous Peoples of Southeast Michigan to Traditional Local Cuisine
This article is part of Stories of Change, a series of inspiring articles from people who provide evidence-based programs and strategies that empower communities to eat healthy and move more. It is made possible by funding from Michigan…
Study by Komen shows why black women die more from breast cancer than white women in the Tidewater…
CHESAPEAKE, Va. (WAVY) - Lynne Young of Chesapeake, has a long family history of breast cancer.
“Four generations - a lot - so that explains my passion for contact and involvement in the community,” she told WAVY.
As a…
Blunt touts Missouri priorities in FY2022 agriculture, energy, and water supply bills
WASHINGTON - Today, United States Senator Roy Blunt (Mo.), a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, announced that several priories in Missouri are being included in the finance bills for agriculture and energy and the…
Former and current state leaders receive awards – Albert Lea Tribune
Former State Senator Dan Sparks and State Representative Jeanne Poppe received the Coalition of Greater Minnesota Cities Legacy Award on July 29 at the Coalition's Summer Conference in Alexandria. The Legacy Award is…
Waco: MCC expands scholarship program
WACO, Texas (KWTX) - McLennan Community College is expanding its scholarship program for high school students.The college will pay for tuition and fees for students in the top 10% of their high school classes, while also offering “Rising…
With no long-term plans in the FY22 budget, lawmakers are relying on ‘best judgment’ to…
Moon over the United States Capitol on November 13, 2016. Photo by NASA
Congress has been asked to make important decisions on funding the Navy with limited information on the future of the service, two lawmakers said Tuesday.
“We will…
Land grabbing 30 x 30
Land grabbing 30 x 30
By Governor Pete Ricketts
July 20, 2021
official governor's photo here.
On January 27, 2021, President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. signed his “Executive Order on Addressing the Climate Crisis at Home and Abroad”. In…
BG full of money: income tax revenue rising, ‘rescue’ money is coming | New
Bowling Green's revenue numbers continue to be higher than expected, and the city is developing a…
EDITORIAL: Japan Should Stop Using Supplementary Estimates For Unlimited Spending
The government's gratuitous use of supplementary budgets guarantees the failure of its plan to remedy its budgetary problems even if it manages to show the initial budgets capable of achieving fiscal!--googleon:index-->…