Renovation Potential Tax Credit Incentives According to West Centrals Best, Downtown Shreveport Development officials are excited about the possibility of a $100 million investment so this means more growth downtown. Janie Landry, who leads the Downtown Development Authority (DDA), thinks more buildings might get renovated soon. This $100 million investment could happen because of future tax … Read more
Department of Agriculture Official Seeks Help Outside Agency Dean’s Close Ties with Think Tank Raise Ethics Concerns According to Free Beacon, two months into the Biden administration Stacy Dean, a high-ranking agriculture official at the Department of Agriculture couldn’t answer a question from a New York Times reporter. The question was about whether food stamps … Read more
A devastating highway crash in Bastrop County, Texas, claimed the lives of two individuals, including a young boy, and left dozens injured when a cement truck collided head-on with a school bus carrying over 40 children on a field trip. The tragic incident unfolded around 2 p.m. on Friday on State Highway 21, northeast of … Read more
The Nashville Police Department confirmed on Friday, March 22, that missing college student Riley Strain has been discovered deceased in West Nashville, approximately eight miles from downtown. The 22-year-old’s body was recovered from the Cumberland River, sparking a heartbreaking conclusion to the extensive search efforts. Authorities revealed that no signs of foul play-related trauma were … Read more
Iconic pop sensation Madonna is set to electrify the sandy shores of Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro with a highly anticipated concert, confirmed by the event organizers on Friday. The announcement, eagerly awaited by fans worldwide, was accompanied by a video message from the “Material Girl” herself, expressing her excitement about the upcoming performance … Read more
President Joe Biden’s administration has intervened in the legal battle between billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), urging the U.S. Supreme Court to dismiss Musk’s appeal regarding his dispute with the SEC. Musk’s appeal stems from a lower court’s decision upholding a consent decree he entered into with the SEC … Read more
Property Tax Anxiety in Lyons Township Residents Express Concerns Over Soaring Tax Bills According to ABC 7, in Cook County‘s southern suburbs like Lyons Township, homeowners are facing huge increases in property taxes. This property tax hike is causing them to worry a lot about losing their homes and having money problems. Many Americans including … Read more
$38 Billion Budget Deficit Uncertainty Looms Over Budget Plan as Democrats Grapple with Budget Deficit Range According to the Los Angeles Times, California faces a substantial budget shortfall of at least $38 billion prompting Governor Gavin Newsom and Democratic leaders to tackle the problem. However, they’re unsure about the budget cuts needed, with estimates ranging … Read more
Government Spending on Homelessness Impact of Government Assistance during COVID-19 According to Daily Caller, despite the government spending lots of money over $200 million to help homelessness in Washington, the number of people without homes keeps going up. Even though agencies like HUD, VA, and HHS have given a lot of money the homeless population … Read more
Warning Against SNAP Benefit Theft ODJFS‘s Response to Combat Fraud According to Ironton Tribune, the head of Ohio’s Department of Job and Family Services Matt Damschroder, is warning people who get help from the SNAP program to be careful because of SNAP benefits theft. He’s worried because criminals are finding ways to a SNAP benefits … Read more