With state aid "leveling off" and special education demands climbing, the North Adams Public Schools administration presented ...

A company's operating margin is the profit it makes on a dollar of sales after accounting for the direct costs involved in ...

Wilmington residents would face a 9.95% increase in the water, sewer, and stormwater bills, but no property tax increase, under a $212 million proposed budget introduced by Mayor John Carney on ...

In a 40-6 vote Wednesday, the Maryland Senate approved a fiscal 2027 budget that intends to leave the state with a projected $250 million surplus while closing a $1.4 billion deficit without new fees ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. — Washington lawmakers approved an $80.2 billion supplemental operating budget Thursday night, bringing the current legislative session to a close. The budget updates the state’s ...

It was another session full of difficult budget decisions, Washington state lawmakers said Wednesday. House and Senate budget writers have unveiled a supplemental operating budget deal that relies on ...

City officials say there will be investments in parks and sustainability, including accessible bathrooms, playground renovations, citywide tree planting and drainage improvements. Who was Saleh ...

Pittsburgh officials spent much of 2025 arguing about how grim the city’s financial situation was. Year-end figures released by the Office of Management and Budget this week revealed the city ended ...

Legislators will consider supplemental spending plans for approval before the legislative session ends March 12. Democrats in both the Senate and House would use more than $700m from the state's rainy ...

SPRINGFIELD — One day before Gov. JB Pritzker’s scheduled budget address, Illinois’ four top legislative leaders briefed on the plan Tuesday agreed it will have to hew to the line in a tight fiscal ...

The United Nations is on the verge of “imminent financial collapse,” in large part due to the failure of member states to pay their mandatory dues, Secretary General António Guterres said in a letter ...