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Agriculture · Washington

USDA Expects Fewer Employees Will Refuse Relocation as Laid-Off Feds Struggle to Find Jobs

39% Left coverage: 13 sources

The Agriculture Department is planning to move significantly more of its employees out of the D.C. metro area than it did under the first Trump administration — and officials expect this relocation to go smoother than the last one. USDA announced last week that it will relocate more than half of its employees in the national capital region to five hubs across the country: Raleigh, North Carolina; Kansas City, Missouri; Indianapolis, Indiana; For…See the Story

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Gov. Kotek Signs 5 Bills to Promote Housing Production in Oregon

100% Center coverage: 8 sources

The bills ease housing construction, fund infrastructure and promote middle housing to tackle affordability and homelessness.See the Story

Layoffs · Montana

Bonner Plant Lays Off 100, Shutting Down

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

A factory in Bonner that produces products for the construction industry is apparently shutting down and has implemented a significant number of layoff s. And meanwhile, the Montana Department of Labor and Industry issued a press release with a thinly-veiled…See the Story

USDA Proposes Closing Regional Forest Service Offices in Portland, Moving Work to Colorado, Utah

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

U.S. Forest Service offices in Portland charged with wildfire prevention, scientific research, forestland management and conservation across the Northwest would be shuttered and moved out of state under a new plan announced by the head of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Read more...Senate · Portland See the Story

Economic report says Montana could be more impacted by tariffs than other states

100% Center coverage: 6 sources

Economic analysts say theres still a lot of uncertainty about the impacts of tariffs but Montana could be more affected than other states.On Monday, the University of Montanas Bureau of Business and Economic Research presented its annual midyear economic update in Helena. Its the first of seven cities where theyll discuss the report over the next two weeks.(Watch the video for more on BBER's analysis of tariffs' effects in Montana.) Montana coul…Tariffs · Bozeman See the Story

New state law lets construction crews beat the heat with earlier start times • Nevada Current

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

(Photo: Nevada Department of Transportation)There’s little to no escape from sweltering temperatures for Nevada’s construction workers, but a new statewide law will give crews working on commercial and infrastructure construction projects the option to start earlier in an effort to protect workers from the dangerous summer heat. The new law signed by Gov. Joe Lombardo last month allows construction work on highways, roads, and commercial infrast…Infrastructure · Las Vegas See the Story

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