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Gonzales poll finds Moore’s majority job approval remains consistent, strong support for increased penalties for crimes committed with stolen firearms, fentanyl distribution.

Transit advocates urge completion of the construction of the Red Line project as originally approved and funded, as light rail.

A call for more public-private partnerships to fund infrastructure projects.

Plan would impose combined reporting on corporations, increase taxes on high earners as well as inheritances and capital gains while providing some additional tax credits for low-income earners.

Reducing the transportation budget cuts from $3.3 billion to $3.15 billion is a step in the right direction, but isn’t going to get us where we need to go.

One-time infusion of cash leaves more than $3 billion in project cuts looming in the coming years.

Transportation Secretary Paul Wiedefeld warns the brunt of more than $3 billion in cuts over six years would be felt if structural funding problems are not solved.

Lawmakers across the country seek new funding sources as gas tax revenues begin a predicted decline.

Billions in collective operating and transportation budget deficits raise concerns about cuts, taxes.

A blue-ribbon transportation panel will ask lawmakers to consider bolstering the state’s flagging Transportation Trust Fund by raising tolls and imposing new or increased…