Pueblo Mayor Heather Graham is defending a proposed tax on groceries, saying it's necessary to combat an $8.6 million deficit ...

Dozens of protesters stood outside Pueblo City Hall on Feb. 5 to oppose a proposed tax on groceries in the city.

Republican Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann on Wednesday unveiled a $326 million tax cut package that reduces the state income tax ...

The Mississippi State Senate has introduced a tax cut plan that contrasts with the House's proposal, focusing on a gradual income tax reduction and a gas tax increase.

State Republican lawmakers have proposed a bill to try to relieve some of those spending pains by eliminating food tax, but ...

Supporters say the bill will help struggling families, but critics say it would blow holes in local budgets and lead to ...

The state's 1 percent grocery sales tax, which goes to towns, is going away next January. But Clarendon Hills officials want ...

House Bill 1, approved by the House on Jan. 16, aims to reshape Mississippi’s tax structure by reducing grocery taxes, ...

Liberal leadership hopeful Chrystia Freeland outlined a suite of policies Tuesday aimed at improving the cost of living for ...

People in Pueblo might have to pay more at the grocery store next year. Pueblo's Mayor, Heather Graham, is proposing a 3.5% sales tax be placed on all grocery store purchases in the city.

As dozens demonstrated against a proposed grocery tax on Wednesday, Feb. 5, several motorists driving along Union Avenue honked their horns in support of the protest. Demonstrators stood ...