MPS Superintendent Brenda Cassellius published her budget proposal June 2, drawing criticism from the teachers union. News Sports Packers Business Suburbs Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals.

The budget proposal would eliminate a program for financing non-federal dam safety projects and the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program, which sent more than $165 million to Michigan in 2024.

Lawmakers are finalizing the state’s budget, but not without some challenges. Gov. JB Pritzker is proposing a $55.2 billion budget as budget watchdogs sound the alarm on the state’s $3.2 ...

If approved by Congress, the funding cut could doom the long-stalled project. If approved by Congress, ... The budget proposal is for the coming federal fiscal year that begins Oct. 1.

WASHINGTON – The Trump administration is considering a budget proposal that would zero out funding for Head Start, a program created during Lyndon B. Johnson's "war on poverty" that offers child ...

One of those is the multimillion-dollar project on I-55 and I-20 to hydro-blast the concrete decking and replace it with a new surface.. If the budget isn't signed, those lanes would be closed ...

The budget is not final, it’s now in the hands of the city council to request any changes or adjustments. $391.9 million is the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025 through June 30 ...

A leaked budget proposal has revealed that the U.S. government is considering eliminating the LGBTQ+ suicide hotline, a critical resource for those in crisis.

The Costa Mesa Council considered a $186.9 million general fund budget for the year ahead that appears balanced but assumes a $7 million mandated earmark for capital projects would go unfulfilled.

WORCESTER — As City Manager Eric D. Batista's administration approaches the start of a third fiscal year on July 1, he said in a meeting in his office at City Hall on May 6 that the budget ...

After a leaked Trump administration budget draft showed cuts to the suicide prevention hotline dedicated to helping LGBTQ+ youth, advocates in New York are sounding the alarm.

The National Head Start Association called the proposal to eliminate the program “catastrophic” and warned it could result in more than 1 million parents losing access to affordable child care ...