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Are tax cuts in Oklahoma still on the table? What Gov Kevin Stitt, Oklahoma Legislature are considering

Gov. Stitt and Legislative Leaders continue to go back and forth on the need to reduce the state's corporate and personal income taxes

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Poll shows grocery tax opposition remains high in South Dakota

A strong majority of South Dakota voters still support dropping the sales tax on food, according to a poll co-sponsored by South Dakota News Watch.

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Shoppers want permanent end to grocery tax in Tennessee

Your groceries are about to get more expensive. On Wednesday, the three-month-long tax holiday on groceries will end in Tennessee.

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JMU Dukes Debate event covers inflation, abortion, economics and more

JMU’s Dukes Debate, an annual event that highlights major candidates for the Virginia Senate’s 2nd District through student discourse, took place on Tuesday night. Virginia Senate’s District 2 representative candidates

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Mississippi Medical Association has not always been out front on state s health care issues

“If history is an indicator, one thing is for sure: members of the Medical Association will be sitting front and center when and if Medicaid is ever expanded,” columnist Bobby Harrison writes.

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