Opinion
'They're making April Fools of us': Labour's tax raids and soaring household bills to cost families £1,000 a year more from next week
Families face a hammering of £1,000 to their annual budgets from next week as Labour's tax raids and inflation-busting bill hikes come into force.
Texas wants to rein in marijuana loopholes. Here are lawmakers’ plans for THC
Understanding the consumable hemp bills making their way through the Texas Legislature feels like a bit of a chemistry lesson ...
Which homeowners pay the highest property tax rates in Franklin County? See our list.
Property owners in two townships pay the highest and lowest property tax rates in Franklin County, a Dispatch review found.
Milton residents continue to decry cost for village water
A proposed increase in village water rates, following an 8% increase last year, is upsetting residents in Milton who ...
Going against Beshear, Kentucky legislators send some controversial bills on to become law
Kentucky lawmakers voted to override Beshear's vetoes on several notable bills, including one changing the state's abortion law.
South West Water reduces sewage spills at its fifth-worst pumping station
South West Water has reduced storm overflow spills by 93 per cent - at its fifth-highest spilling site since 2023. Rilla Mill ...
Live updates on wildfires at Table Rock, Persimmon Ridge; crews work to contain fire spread
The wildfires in northern Greenville County have burned thousands of acres and forced families to evacuate their homes.
Are you a ‘super speeder?’ Florida bills would bring higher fines for fastest drivers
Drivers who habitually whip past you on the highway could be hit with much higher fines and/or lose their license for longer ...
NYC tackles scaffolding scourge with bills to speed up their removal — and offer colors besides ‘ugly hunter green’
The New York City Council introduced a spate of new laws Wednesday aimed at finally cracking down on the thousands of ...
US could run short of money to pay its bills by August without a debt limit deal: CBO
The United States is on track to hit its statutory debt ceiling — the so-called X-date when the country runs short of money to pay its bills— as early as August without a deal between lawmakers and th ...