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YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - BLUE STATE ‘DEATH SPIRAL’: Florida Chamber chief shreds Illinois state spending #shorts

Florida Chamber chief Mark Wilson breaks down the data behind Illinois’ economic slide, revealing how over $2 billion in taxable income and 100,000 residents have fled the state for Florida over the last five years. #illinois #florida #markwilson #floridachamber #illinoiseconomy #floridaeconomy #statespending #economicmigration #taxableincome #shorts

YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - 'ALL OF ILLINOIS IS IN A DEATH SPIRAL': Florida targets Gov. JB Pritzker with Chicago billboards

Florida Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Mark Wilson speaks exclusively to Fox News Digital as they expand their ‘Free Enterprise’ campaign to Chicago, Illinois, naming Gov. Pritzker as runner-up for Florida’s ‘Economic Developer of the Year.’ #FoxNewsDigital #FOXBusiness #florida #illinois #chicago #FreeEnterpriseFlorida #business #smallbusiness

YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - Florida Chamber CROWNS Gov JB Pritzker 'runner up' economic developer on Chicago billboards #shorts

Florida Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Mark Wilson reveals why two new billboards along Chicago's Stevenson Expressway are sarcastically honoring Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker as Florida's "runner-up" Economic Developer of the Year as businesses flee the state.

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Nevada governor limits tax breaks for data centers

The data center industry has grown over the past decade in Nevada to 76 current and planned projects.

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Newsom signs new post-production tax credit, but California's $10 million startup is a fraction of what Hollywood sought

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill creating the state's first standalone tax credit for post-production work, but the $10 million in startup funding is a steep cut from the $100 million the bill originally sought, raising questions about whether the gesture matches the scale of the problem. Newsom put his signature on AB 2319 […] The post Newsom signs new post-production tax credit, but California's $10 million startup is a fraction of what Hollywood sought appeared first on American Almanac .

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill creating the state's first standalone tax credit for post-production work, but the $10 million in startup funding is a steep cut from the $100 million the bill originally sought, raising questions about whether the gesture matches the scale of the problem. Newsom put his signature on AB 2319 on Friday, offering a 35 to 50 percent tax credit for qualifying post-production expenses, editing, sound, music, visual effects, finishing, and related work, completed inside California. Assemblymember Nick Schultz, a Democrat from Burbank, carried the bill. In a notable break from the state's existing incentive structure, productions do not need to shoot in California to qualify for the new credit. A…Open

REDSTATE (Kyle Becker) - Minnesota's Anti-Ice Fraud Fund Was Just 'Shut Down.' The Reason Couldn't Be More Ironic.

Minnesota may have once been the land of a thousand lakes. Now it's the land of a thousand fraud cases.

WASHINGTONPOST (Gregory S. Schneider) - Spanberger takes unusual step to limit data centers — up to a point

Spanberger acts to restrict new data centers in Virginia but leaves some details for the future.

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Third measles death in Pennsylvania exposes rift between state and federal health officials

A 40-year-old unvaccinated woman in rural Pennsylvania has become the third person to die from measles complications during the state's worsening outbreak, and the CDC says nobody in Harrisburg bothered to pick up the phone. Jefferson County Coroner Greg Furlong announced the death in a Facebook post on Sunday, confirming that the woman died on […] The post Third measles death in Pennsylvania exposes rift between state and federal health officials appeared first on American Almanac .

A 40-year-old unvaccinated woman in rural Pennsylvania has become the third person to die from measles complications during the state's worsening outbreak, and the CDC says nobody in Harrisburg bothered to pick up the phone. Jefferson County Coroner Greg Furlong announced the death in a Facebook post on Sunday, confirming that the woman died on Saturday, September 12, from complications associated with measles. Furlong confirmed to ABC News that the deceased was unvaccinated against the virus. No additional identifying information was released, per the family's privacy. The death marks the third measles-associated fatality linked to Pennsylvania's outbreak, which has now reached 676 confirmed cases statewide. More than 100 new cases…Open

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Minnesota GOP lawmakers blast inaction after years of daycare fraud warnings

House Speaker Lisa Demuth said Minnesota Democrats have perpetuated a “culture of fraud.”

JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - NY Governor Hochul signs 'union protection' bill into law

Labor unions in New York will be allowed to take legal action against groups that discourage union membership under a proposal signed into law by Gov. Kathy Hochul on Wednesday.