Brad Bates News Today

Showers by 7 00 p. M. And temps warming. Mid 50s this evening. Christa quiet to start traffic wise but it will heat up. Rich it is quiet but thursdays is the new monday. Roads are great. Were live downtown, very pretty and easy, no delays on the turnpike. Quiet on the allston, brighton tolls. The expressway is minding its manners. The t says just getting going and theyre okay too. Rich kirkland, 7 news today in new england. Christa our top stories, isis settings its sights on new york. A propaga...

Officials gathered at a news conference Wednesday to mark a $1.5-million federal appropriation and $600,000 in township funding to expand the facility on 21 Mile Road near Hayes Road.

The two-day inaugural Shelby Township Summerfest will take place June 28-29, and feature family-friendly entertainment, activities, a movie, refreshments, a drone light show and more.

The city charter has become the topic of several arguments at the Jefferson City Councils meetings the last few months, specifically in regards to the Parks, Recreation and Forestry Department.

Backers proposed to discharge effluent from the “water-cremation” process into the city sewer system — and thereby the Arkansas River — but the Planning Commission balked.

South Texas and northern Panhandle quail hunters are looking for a banner year, while in the southern Panhandle and Rolling Plains, it looks better than last year. The Rolling Plains Quail Research Foundation issued its quail forecast, which includes dozens of reports from landowners and wildlife managers across the state. “Hotspots are going to be

Mark Egge’s column in the August 2 Bozeman Daily Chronicle correctly points out that the City of Bozeman must improve water conservation, offers suggestions for making progress, and discusses connections

A summer staple is coming up later this week.  There will be plenty of activities surrounding Shelby Township Art Fair Aug. 12-13 featuring a free concert Wednesday and 5K run Thursday to get things started.  It’s the 40th anniversary. So, this year’s event will go beyond visual arts, celebrating creativity in all forms, including live […]

The National Weather Service confirmed Friday afternoon that a tornado touched down in three towns in the Monadnock Region on Thursday.

Sand Springs city councilors held a robust discussion before City Manager Mike Carter made the decision to suspend the fireworks permit program this year.