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Economy sees drop in growth for its 3Q
While covid cases in recent weeks have started to rise again in many parts of the country, economists do not think the latest increase will be enough to dampen consumer spending, which accounts for 70% of economic activity. ...
Billings places fine on commercial property owners with too many false police and fire alarms
Every year, Billings police officers and firefighters respond to thousands of false alarms for fire and burglary, mostly triggered by commercial business security systems. On Monday, the Billings City Council hoped to damper the false alarms by approving an ordinance that placed $250 fine on the property owner's third false alarm.
Special session offers hint of what awaits Kansas lawmakers in 2022 legislative session
Special session offers hint of what awaits Kansas lawmakers in 2022 legislative session. Election year politics, COVID-19 frustrations to drive flurry of reform bills
Louisiana sales tax suit may lead to simpler system
The overwhelmingly complex Louisiana sales tax system is being challenged in federal court as crossing the line created by the Supreme Court in its 2018 Wayfair decision.
Maryland Adds 14,900 Jobs In October: Unemployment Decreases To 5.7%: Labor Report
Maryland's economy gained 14,900 jobs in October and the state's unemployment rate decreased from 5.9% to 5.7%, according to preliminary ...
Unemployment rate drops again to two-year low
Unemployment in Northeast Mississippi dropped for a fourth consecutive month in October, with the jobless rate falling to 3.4%
Early filings provide peek at 2022 legislation for Oklahoma
They include bills on elections and voter registration, personal freedom (yes when it comes to guns and vaccinations, no on any sex or gender ...
Analysis: A swelling Texas treasury gives 2022 hopefuls room for big ideas
As the political season starts, the contestants got an unexpected bit of good news: The state comptroller says the next Legislature will start with almost $25 billion in the state treasury. Expensive campaign promises just got a lot easier to make.
