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3 days ago | kpvi.com | Andrew Rice

(The Center Square) – U.S. House Democrats and Republicans shared opposing viewpoints Wednesday on ways to address the rising costs of college tuition in the U.S.In a House subcommittee hearing, Republican and Democrat members questioned a panel of witnesses on antitrust policies of Ivy League institutions. U.S. Rep.

2 weeks ago | kpvi.com | Kim Jarrett

(The Center Square) — Tennessee's general fund revenue is $114 million less than estimated and the state's other tax collections are down by $3.6 million but Finance and Administration Commissioner Jim Bryson said he is optimistic the next three months will be better. Revenue for all sources is off by $117.6 million when compared to estimates and is $316.9 million less than in April of last year, according to Bryson.

2 weeks ago | kpvi.com | Kyle Pfannenstiel

Lucky Peak Reservoir is seen from above Boise foothills. (Kyle Pfannenstiel/Idaho Capital Sun)Southern Idaho’s water reservoirs are stocked up, signaling promise for this year’s irrigation prospects. But Idaho might need to rely on reservoirs more than usual this year, amid drier and warmer early spring months that have prompted faster snow melts with less streamflow runoff than expected, the Idaho Water Supply Committee heard from state water officials at its Tuesday meeting.

3 weeks ago | kpvi.com | Clark Corbin

The aerial tram at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort takes visitors from the resort base area to the top of Rendezvous Mountain at 10,450 feet of elevation in the Teton Range. (Courtesy of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort)Summer is arriving in the Tetons with the opening of the aerial tram at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort scheduled for Saturday. Opening the tram for sightseeing tours and use signals the transition from ski season to summer activities at the Teton Village, Wyoming, resort.

3 weeks ago | kpvi.com | Micah Drew

Anyone transporting watercraft must stop at all open watercraft inspection stations they encounter in Montana. (FWP photo)When Tom Millett, a Republican state lawmaker from Marion, was working at a nuclear powerplant on Lake Michigan nearly 30 years ago, he routinely found himself face to face with zebra mussels.