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UPDATE MARCH 16, 2022: The Nebraska Public Service Commission has issued an Order (GDC-446) saying a Gettysbur...

Iowa’s annual winter home heating moratorium ends April 1. The Iowa Utilities Board (IUB) reminds energy assistance customers currently protected from

A collapsing concrete slab injured two workers Monday at a midtown office building where falling exterior work killed a prominent architect in 2019. The...

The city of Marathon and state Department of Economic Opportunity (DEO), which oversees development in the Florida Keys, are at odds about building permit review, and the quarrel could result

Illinois was one of the first states to explicitly allow authorized electronic monitoring (AEM devices, or so-called ‘granny cams') to record residents in long-term care facilities.

A look at how the competition authorities in Italy enforce provisions governing abuse of dominance, including sanctions, procedures and appeals.

NEW PARIS — The future purchase of new buses was just one topic discussed by the National Trail Local Schools Board of Education during its Thursday,

According to the Moscow police force, 600 people were taken to territorial police stations, most of the detainees were fined

The Voting Systems Commission will recommend how the state should conduct future elections. Many conservatives want to reinstate hand-marked ballots, but critics highlight the inaccessibility to some disabled voters.

McALESTER – Two Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma citizens filed a lawsuit in federal court, stating Oklahoma does not have the right to tax tribal members, and seeking repayment of taxes