Coburn highlights report showing $800M in federal grant money collecting dust - Fox News

Coburn highlights report showing $800M in federal grant money collecting dust Fox News Nearly $800 million in federal grant money authorized and appropriated by federal agencies remained unspent for years, according to a recent Government Accountability Office report. The April 16 report was highlighted Friday by GOP Sen. Tom Coburn Reveals Report Showing $800M In Unspent Federal Grant MoneyThe Inquisitr all 6 news articles »

Free grant fair & workshop at Del State's MLK Student Center Monday - WGMD Radio

Free grant fair & workshop at Del State's MLK Student Center Monday WGMD Radio “It's our job to ensure that the hard working organizations seeking funding to help their communities, as well as our state, get access to the best information possible so they can compete and hopefully win critical federal grant money.

LifePharms receives $300000 federal grant - TheDay.com

LifePharms receives $300000 federal grant TheDay.com Joe Courtney, D-2nd District, announced Saturday that New London-based biotech company LifePharms secured a $299998 Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant from the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). LifePharms, a drug discovery ...

Federal spending in Alaska has leveled off, report says - MiamiHerald.com

Federal spending in Alaska has leveled off, report says MiamiHerald.com Federal spending supports an estimated one-third of all jobs and household income in the state, according to the report. The institute found that federal spending is no longer going up in Alaska for defense or grants, the largest categories of dollars ... and more »

Federal judge grants injunction against Red Clay Casino - KOKI FOX 23

Federal judge grants injunction against Red Clay Casino KOKI FOX 23 A federal judge issued an injunction to stop construction on the Red Clay Casino in Broken Arrow. Judge Greg Frizzell sided with the state to issue the injunction. The decision on whether the casino can open will still be up to the National Indian ... and more »