Wolf asks Pennsylvanians to consider how his tax plan affects them over a lifetime
Concerns about tax increases on sales and income being sought by Gov. Tom Wolf in his sprawling budget plan must be balanced by consideration of the benefits, including cuts to school taxes, the Democratic governor said Wednesday.
Illinois' top court to decide if public-employee pension bailout violated state constitution
One of the most critical issues for Illinois government in recent history is heading to the state Supreme Court.
Cuomo won't 'sacrifice' ethics reforms in NY budget talks; Senate GOP offers counterproposal
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday that government ethics reforms must stay in the state budget he is negotiating with legislative leaders.
New Hampshire colleges, universities emphasize economic impact, jobs
New Hampshire's colleges and universities say their latest report shows that they are major contributors to the state's vibrant economy.
How Gov. Snyder, lawmakers filled projected $412 million hole in current Michigan budget
Gov. Rick Snyder on Tuesday signed mid-budget year bills to finalize a plan to tackle Michigan's projected $412 million shortfall in two primary funds that receive about $21 billion annually in tax revenue.
Transportation chief pleased trust fund will be paid for, even though it means more borrowing
Gov. Chris Christie's chief transportation officer might be forgiven if he were disappointed the governor did not address the state's ailing trust fund in his 2016 budget address last month.
Missouri officials predict $300M net tax revenue bump over 30 years for new St. Louis stadium
Missouri economic development officials on Monday told a House panel that building a new football stadium in St. Louis could bring nearly $300 million in net sales tax revenues to the state over the next 30 years.
AP Analysis: Political opposition, complexity among reasons why health law drama plays on
President Barack Obama's health overhaul remains an all-consuming drama for many, even though millions of people are gaining insurance coverage through a law that's now 5 years old.
AP Analysis: 5 reasons why Obama's health law is a 'never-ending saga'
President Barack Obama's health overhaul remains an all-consuming drama for many, even though millions of people are gaining insurance coverage through a law that's now 5 years old.
$3 billion budget gap ball bounces into court of GOP lawmakers after they panned Wolf's plan
The $3 billion ball is in the Republicans' court.
In Allentown, Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf pushes budget plan to boost educational funding
Gov. Tom Wolf took his campaign for a state budget with more education funding to Allentown on Friday, saying people across Pennsylvania have said they want schools to be a priority, along with property tax relief.
Supreme Court gives Alabama chance to justify diesel tax on railroads
The Supreme Court says Alabama should have the chance to justify a fuel sales tax that it assesses on railroads but not on competitors in the trucking and barge industries.
State officials, experts: Supreme Court case on health insurance subsidies won't affect Oregon
Oregon's health insurance marketplace is a state-based exchange and would not be affected by the U.S. Supreme Court case against president Barack Obama's health care law, state officials say.
Rubio-Lee tax plan rewards investors, parents, businesses but likely adds billions to deficit
With an eye toward a possible run for the White House, Republican Sen. Marco Rubio is signing onto an ambitious plan to cut taxes for investors, parents and businesses in an effort to spur economic growth and create jobs.
Republican legislative leaders, Gov. Doug Ducey reach deal on budget proposal
Republican leaders in the Legislature and Gov. Doug Ducey have hammered out an agreement on a budget plan that cuts more money from universities than the governor initially proposed.
Wisniewski criticizes Christie talk of borrowing to replenish transportation fund
One of New Jersey's key transportation figures says more borrowing isn't the answer to the state's infrastructure funding problem.
Supreme Court says federal courts can rule in Colorado Internet tax dispute
A unanimous Supreme Court says federal courts have the authority to rule in a dispute over Colorado's Internet tax law.
Business groups come out against Jindal plan to scale back Louisiana spending on tax credits
Louisiana's business-lobbying groups are calling a centerpiece of Gov. Bobby Jindal's budget proposal a multimillion-dollar tax hike on business, pitting the governor against powerful industry leaders in the upcoming legislative session.
Some Ga. lawmakers back ending tax break on jet fuel, setting up face-off with Delta Airlines
Georgia lawmakers may eliminate a tax break for all airlines buying jet fuel at the world's busiest airport.
For 800,000 people, government error on health care tax forms means more filing-season hassles
It's not uncommon to feel some trepidation around tax-filing season.