Missouri Supreme Court rejects challenge to stadium subsidy law on technical grounds
The Missouri Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected a challenge to the state’s stadium subsidy law,…
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Maryland Supreme Court Considers Sovereign Immunity Claim in Sex Abuse Lawsuits
The Maryland Supreme Court heard arguments on Monday regarding an appeal that could impact 1,300…
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Omaha’s Civic Auditorium Site Redevelopment Moves Forward
OMAHA - A $323 million plan for a mixed-use campus on Omaha’s former Civic Auditorium…
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Nebraska’s Projected Deficit for 2028-29 Budget Worsens to $1.2 Billion
Former State Treasurer Tom Briese, a former state senator and member of the Nebraska Economic…
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Data Center Developers Sue Arkansas County Over New Regulations
A Connecticut-based company behind a planned data center in Arkansas filed a federal lawsuit against…
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Louisiana’s Bond Rating Improved to ‘AA’
Fitch Ratings upgraded Louisiana’s credit rating from “AA-” to “AA” last week, according to a…
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Candidates for Utah’s 3rd Congressional District Clash on National Monuments, Nuclear Energy
Six candidates running to lead Utah’s newly drawn, heavily Republican 3rd Congressional District highlighted differing…
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Utah Energy Providers Have ‘Mature’ Cybersecurity Protocols, But Gaps Exist, Audit Says
Utah’s largest electricity provider, Rocky Mountain Power, has "mature" cybersecurity tools, according to a legislative…
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New Mexico Lacks Clear Standards for State Agency Internal Audits, Report Finds
New Mexico currently lacks uniform requirements for how state agencies should conduct internal audits, according…
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Proposed Mason County Data Center Could Avoid $50 Million in Annual Taxes, Think Tank Estimates
A proposed Mason County data center campus for the technology company Meta could avoid paying…
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