Chris Powell is a journalist at the Journal Inquirer. He covers a wide range of topics, including government and politics, law enforcement, education, and environmental issues, often reflecting on themes of public security and climate change. Chris's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the New Haven Register, The Guardian, and The Hartford Courant.
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By: Chris Powell
With property tax rates varying widely, a single rate for all municipalities would either devastate high-taxed municipalities by draining their revenue or provide little restraint to municipalities with low or average rates. So Fazio proposes that state law limit property tax increases to the rate of inflation or 2% annually, except when a municipal referendum votes by a supermajority to suspend the limit for a year.
By: Chris Powell
A pilot was killed and two Pennsylvania State Police troopers were injured Wednesday evening when a small airplane collided with a police helicopter during a training exercise at Carlisle Regional Airport.
Seattle's lavish downtown public library is facing backlash after a new video documented apparent drug use, homelessness and other troubling conditions inside the taxpayer-funded facility.
Country music superstars Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean made an unexpected appearance at the White House on Thursday, popping into the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room ahead of a major concert in the nation's capital.
Chuck Gravel is the new (rock)face of the insurance company's ongoing “Rocks Are Evil” campaign. by Chris Powell
By: Chris Powell
Back in the 1990s several rationales were offered when Connecticut approved its two Indian tribal casinos following enactment of the federal Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.
With patrons from out of state declining, the state's casinos now are taking more out of the state's economy than they are bringing in
Back in the 1990s several rationales were offered when Connecticut approved its two Indian tribal casinos following enactment of the federal Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. First was that since neighboring […]
The new street-level displays are in the downtown core and high-traffic neighbourhoods. by Chris Powell
Girls and women will not have equal opportunity in sports if they don't have their own leagues. Federal law was enacted to require as much.
