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City Committee approves new route for trucking windmill blades

OSWEGO – The city’s Physical Services Committee voted at its April 18 meeting to recommend passage by the full Common Council of a new truck route considered to be less

Cedar Rapids prepares to restart hotel-motel tax payments to nonprofits

The city is preparing to distribute hotel-motel tax revenue to nonprofits, which will reboot a funding source that was halted at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. But there will be some changes to the grant application process.

County Legislators Hear Proposals on Suspending Gas Sales Tax

Housing authority in Augusta GA: Government works on shortfalls

With Masters Week behind them, Augusta Commission members return to work on homelessness and a housing shortfall that continue to plague the city.

Oswego mayor wants to allow you to drink on downtown streets this summer

OSWEGO — Anyone might be able carry around open alcoholic drinks in city-approved cups in Oswego’s downtown this summer.

Cedar Rapids to take on grinding tree stumps left in derecho's wake

Cedar Rapids crews will grind stumps left behind from trees removed after the derecho at a lower cost than contracting with a private company.

Grand Forks County Commission announces members of home rule charter commission

The commission will include Greater Grand Forks Young Professionals Executive Director Katherine Kester, Grand Forks EDC Director of Business Development Brandon Bambauch, Korsmo Trucking co-owner Dave Korsmo, Grand Forks/East Grand Forks Chamber President and CEO Barry Wilfahrt, Drees Farming Association General Manager Robert (Bob) Drees, City Council member Kyle Kvamme and County Commission members Bob Rost and Tom Falck.

Ohio Election Day recap: Here's what you need to know

A handful of cities are waking up to a new mayor and council members.

Mayor Barlow proposes $120,000 for foot patrols, investigations, enforcement details

Cedar Rapids, Linn County seek collaboration on spending $72M in federal COVID-19 relief funds