Senate Democrats want to raise billions in revenue ahead of formal budget announcement
Senate Democrats have unveiled a plan to raise billions of dollars amid a deep budget shortfall by taxing Washington’s wealthiest residents through what is called a "financial intangibles tax," allowing property tax increases to be set by inflation and population growth,
By: Casey Smith Indiana Capital Chronicle For The Republic INDIANAPOLIS — Groups that still want to be in the ever-tightening ...
Senate Republicans aren’t planning to be a rubber stamp for President Trump’s sweeping operation to shrink the federal ...
After several failures to pass a supplemental budget, Democrats say this budget will close the MaineCare funding deficit and ...
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House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries sidestepped SEVERAL questions about the apparent resignation of Senate Democratic ...
The proposed pay cut for nearly all state employees comes as Washington grapples with an estimated $15 billion budget ...
It’s looking like state lawmakers won’t close the books on Michigan’s last state budget before an end-of-the-month deadline ...
Senators voted Friday to pass legislation to prevent cuts to the District of Columbia’s local budget after city officials ...
Vt., testified before the Senate Appropriations Committee in a rare visit to the Statehouse — a building he nevertheless knows well.
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