Indiana officials directed more than $130 million Tuesday to state and local road programs, replacing revenue lost in June amid Gov. Mike Braun’s continued suspension of the state’s gasoline taxes. The State Board of Finance approved three transfers totaling $130.45 million from the State Highway Fund’s existing balance — not directly from Indiana’s broader budget […]
More than 140 companies just agreed on something. BlackRock, Visa, Mastercard, Stripe and Coinbase have all put their names behind a single new dollar-backed stablecoin called Open USD, or OUSD, according to reporting from late June 2026. Rivals who spend most of their lives competing for your wallet decided to build one together, and they did it on the same network behind the sol price people watch every day.
As state-run health benefits plans rise in cost, some towns and school districts owe the plans tens of millions of dollars.
• “High? Relaxxxxx. Virginia launches playful push against cannabis-impaired driving.” — WTOP • “As student loan repayments restart, Virginia sees increase in borrower defaults.” — VPM • “A Democratic civil war? Not according to Virginia’s governor.” — Financial Times • “Virginia leaders launch effort to help residents keep SNAP and Medicaid benefits ahead of federal […]
SHREVEPORT, La. - A new study from LendingTree is looking at the burden back-to-school shopping has on families in the ArkLaTex and the rest of the country.
(The Center Square) – Business bankruptcy filings have increased nationwide by nearly 12% in one year. That’s after they increased by nearly 15% the previous year.
SHREVEPORT, La. - Thanks to help from the public, a Shreveport man wanted for using a stolen debit card has been arrested.
More than a quarter of student loan borrowers in Nevada have defaulted on their payments, according to federal data. Around 9 million people are in default nationwide – a fifth of all student loan borrowers. The number of people who defaulted jumped by 4.2 million from April 2025 to March 2026, according to the Associated […]
Montana's economy is on the move.
Who says personal finance has to be all spreadsheets, stock charts, and retirement calculators? A growing number of financial advisors are taking a broader approach, blending traditional wealth management with conversations about family, psychology, lifestyle, and even faith. Rather than simply telling clients where to invest, many now focus on helping people build healthy financial habits that can support them through every stage of life.
