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WMC Survey: Wisconsin businesses still hurting from coronavirus, government-ordered shutdown

A protester holds up a sign urging Gov. Tony Evers to let Wisconsin reopen during an early May rally at the Wisconsin Capitol.  Facebok/MacIver Institute By Benjamin Yount (The Center Square) – Businesses across most…

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UW President ‘fully supports’ lawsuit to allow foreign students to stay in U.S., despite ICE ruling

State audit finds shortcomings in North Carolina virtual school curriculum

Department of Labor takes steps to catch up as Tennesseans still wait on unemployment claims

Op-Ed: The devil stayed in Georgia when Charlie Daniels went to heaven

Virginia finished fiscal year with lower-than-expected $236M budget deficit

Quick hits: Ohio news in brief for Monday, July 12

Marcellus Shale region project, others scrapped after increased regulatory requirements and environmental opposition

State could approve $300 million more for Ohio schools

Community participation, increased police presence among steps to reduce New York City violence

New York congressional candidate calls donations in her name ‘identity theft’

25% of average county population in Michigan has high covid risk

Disney World’s reopening Saturday evokes cheers, fears

Florida ranks 5th lowest in WalletHub study of 2020 state tax burdens

Analysis ranks Maine 31st highest among states for its municipal bond credit outlook

Maine’s Bath Iron Works, employees remain at stalemate as strike enters fourth week

Analysis ranks New Hampshire 17th highest among states for its municipal bond outlook

Op-Ed: Better broadband mapping pushed by Congress will aid rural expansion

Better Cities Project, think tanks propose plan for getting Americans back to work

Biden-Sanders proposal for DNC Convention includes increased taxes, tuition-free community colleges, other spending increases