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Oregon Democrats Pass Long-Awaited Transportation Tax Hikes After Months of Missteps

Oregon Democrats Pass Long-Awaited Transportation Tax Hikes After Months of Missteps

86% Center coverage: 7 sources

The proposal is significantly less ambitious than other plans put forward by Democrats this year.See the Story

Michigan Senate Approves $420 Million Cannabis Tax Hike

Gretchen Whitmer · Michigan

Michigan Senate Approves $420 Million Cannabis Tax Hike

Coverage: 2 sources

The Michigan Senate has approved a bill to levy a 24% tax on wholesale cannabis transactions despite pushback from weed advocates and some lawmakers.See the Story

ODOT Delays Dozens of Road Projects as Rising Costs Outpace Funding

Inflation · Oklahoma City

ODOT Delays Dozens of Road Projects as Rising Costs Outpace Funding

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OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — With construction costs skyrocketing and federal funds running out, the Oklahoma Department of Transportation is delaying or removing dozens of road projects from its updated eight-year work plan. ODOT says, despite having about $2.5 billion a year to work with, that money simply doesn’t stretch as far as it used to. Inflation has eaten into the agency’s buying power, meaning fewer roads can be built for the same price. “I…See the Story