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All non-sworn city employees will get a 5 percent raise and the city’s police and firefighters will get increases ranging from 10 to 15 percent.

Sen. Mary Boren has requested an audit of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA) after the agency quickly found alternate funding to continue with a controversial turnpike extension project when the original funding got hung up in the courts.

The city of Half Moon Bay last week prioritized numerous projects for the upcoming fiscal year. They are upgrades the City Council and staff hope will improve life on the

Critics of the long-planned but likely still far-off Langley Parkway extension have geared up to oppose the project, launching a website and asking the Concord City Council to remove it from the city budget’s capital improvement program.“You’re going...

The Colorado Aeronautical Board (CAB) on May 2 approved a second round of Colorado Discretionary Aviation Grant funding allocated to match federally-funded airport projects throughout the state.

CLEARWATER — Pinellas County’s Board of commissioners approved a number of different projects during a regularly scheduled meeting on April 26, including three for St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport, call letters

City looks to channel purchases through a single vendor

CADILLAC — Crews recently began razing the empty building next to the Cadillac Lofts that for years was the location of G and D Pizza and Party Store.

The Town of Herndon is exploring new transportation projects for South Elden Street, Central Elden Street, and the creation of the Metrorail Station Promenade

The planned access road on the grounds of Army Navy Country Club is moving forward, but not until 2020. The project was approved by the Arlington County Board