Let’s ask the governor and the Legislature to focus on fixing the tax problem without blowing everything else up in just three months.

“The word bankruptcy has been hanging over Chicago like a storm cloud about to burst,” wrote American Enterprise Institute fellow Andrew G. Biggs, a federal overseer of Puerto Rico’s insolvency ...

It was a session when the high cost of housing and closely linked issues of local government powers took central stage, as ...

One-party rule imperils Ohioans’ wallets and their state’s treasury (think House Bill 6, the FirstEnergy bailout, or the ...

Tom Homan, President Donald Trump's border czar, called out Boston and the city's police commissioner during a fiery speech ...

Gov. Jim Pillen has, in his continuing effort to reduce property tax, come up with a plan that would send $112.9 million in ...

Several Illinois programs offer free income tax prep for low- to moderate-income families and older adults who need ...

The Planning Committee introduced multiple resolutions, including agreements for harmful algal bloom monitoring in Owasco and Cayuga lakes, a public hearing on repairs at Emerson Park Pavilion, and ...

Gov. Glenn Youngkin says he appreciates consensus for tax relief, but says it should take a different form. He says he ...

Democrats who lead both chambers warned that the budget might need to be readdressed in the coming weeks, pending potential cuts to federal spending.

Nearly a year and a half since Missouri’s new tax credit program took effect to attract more filmmakers, the state’s film industry appears to be gaining momentum.

Michigan distributes nearly $100 million in marijuana tax revenue to 302 communities, including first-time tribal payments ...