Senate passes bill to extend Secure Rural Schools program
The Senate approved bipartisan legislation Tuesday evening to extend the popular Secure Rural Schools program through 2026. The chamber passed an amended version of S. 2581, from Sens. Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) and Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), by voice vote. It secures payments to counties with public forestland to make up for lost property tax revenue.
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Senate passes bill that would name some Valley roads and bridgesA bill is heading to Governor Mike DeWine's desk that would change the name of some bridges and roads in the Valley.
State lawmakers are expected to consider this emergency measure as they reconvene for their lame-duck session.
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The House of Representatives on Tuesday passed, 327-75, legislation that would repeal Social Security’s windfall elimination provision (WEP) and government pension offset (GPO) — tax provisions that ...
Brazil is getting closer to setting up a regulated carbon market that will help to reduce emissions and expand forested areas ...
After Republicans swept many state legislative seats on Election Day, Gov. Greg Abbott said he had more than enough votes to ...
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