Didn’t you hear what they did? After one of Florida’s worst hurricane seasons in years, they passed a bill to block local governments from trying to build back better. Even if climate change wasn’t ...

They even fared better than houses built to similar codes ... “Helping disaster-impacted homeowners build back smarter with storm-resilient construction and IBHS Fortified standards helps ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump will look to build ... that the bill’s new spending and tax cuts are front-loaded in the bill, while the measures to offset the cost are back-loaded.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump will look to build ... do better before we pass the final product.” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Monday it’s “absolutely essential” that ...

The legislative fight over the bill would become the defining battle of Biden’s presidency, as he himself acknowledged. Despite progressive efforts to keep the two parts of Build Back Better together, ...

but House Democrats decided to hold that bill hostage. The most liberal wing wanted to make sure that the ambitious Build Back Better Act, including the largest ever boost to fight climate change ...

Assembly Bill 306 would ... make it easier to build apartment buildings. “Architects, developers, contractors are pointing out, ‘No, actually, there are barriers in the actual construction process and ...

The company is in the news today reporting their first year-over-year revenue increase in over three years, marking a significant milestone as the company continues to build on their quarterly ...

I need a better bill.” Sen. Christine Tartaglione (D-Philadelphia) said she supported the bill crafted by Laughlin and Street, but also voted in favor of House Bill 1200 on Tuesday. “This is a start, ...

The city was under an impression that Multnomah County would be taking over control of these shelters in July, but the county backpedaled, so the city’s stuck with that bill and it’s $38 million.

beautiful bill,” apparently unaware of the curse of unwieldy “BBB”-nicknamed legislation that nearly felled his predecessor. (Remember “Build Back Better”?) Over the past few days ...

Both the legislature and housing advocates had hoped for a higher $86 million investment as a way to build back a program that has seen a third ... growing portion of the state’s Medicaid spending.