Under federal law, the state has to pay at least some of its employees minimum wage even in the event of a government shutdown. According to the comptroller, the state’s ancient digital infrastructure makes that impossible.
As the city’s telecommunication-tax revenues crater, it’s implementing a new tax on cloud services and streaming media. It comes as a shock to many, but the city already taxes most of your leisure activities.
The city is instituting a new “cloud tax” to generate $12 million in revenue.
Depending on the spark, it could be nothing—or a flaming ball of wreckage. Here’s what to know before the Fourth of July.
In between quoting the New Testament, name-dropping Marilynne Robinson, and singing “Amazing Grace,” the president gives a subtle shout-out to social science research from his old employer.
After his sexual-assault conviction in college was reversed, he went on to thrive at Texas A&M-Commerce, and now he’ll play in the NBA Summer League.
The deadly 1995 Heat Wave, the Jackie Robinson West whistleblower, and more
Local author “Buffalo” Bill Hillmann made it through a decade of bull runs in Pamplona unscathed—until he didn’t in 2014.
Want to watch on the water, on the beach, or away from the crowds? Here’s where to go.
What you can learn about the candidate’s possible presidency from her school days in Park Ridge
