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The European Central Bank said Thursday slowing inflation could open the door to a loosening of monetary policy, fuelling hopes of a first interest rate cut in June, after holding

The Taos Land Trust has selected Darien Fernandez as its new executive director. Fernandez, a Town of Taos councilor and avid outdoorist, brings nearly five years experience with Rocky Mountain

The City Council earlier this week received a letter from a businesswoman who along with others is hoping city leaders will make an arts district downtown a priority. The letter

One bill would offer an exclusion for political subdivisions such as municipalities, while the other would require the attorney general to weigh in on disagreements over compliance.

Oklahoma City -- The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index decreased by 0.9 of a point in March to 88.5, the lowest level since December 2012.

Noncompliance with policy and law has put off, for at least several weeks, usage of a $20 million public education debt plan that voters recently approved.

California Water Service (Cal Water) announced this week that thanks to $83 million in additional state funding, some customers with past-due balances incurred during the COVID-19 pandemic will receive credits

Nebraska lawmakers backed a plan Tuesday to raise a tax on real estate sales by 44% and use most of the $17 million increase to cut inheritance taxes.

Revenue from speeding fines resulting from the recently-installed traffic control cameras in Lee County will be placed in an interest-bearing account to be later distributed.

Councilman Hunter Pepper joined Mayor Tab Bowling as the latest Decatur city official to walk out Monday evening on people protesting the fatal Decatur police shooting of Steve Perkins and