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City Halls lobby had already been scheduled for a renovation, but after last weekend’s water damage the project has been expedited.

A yes vote for the citys upcoming Capital Improvement Program proposal would put a new tool into the hands of St. Joseph police officers.

Cost of Meriden Green storage facility, bathrooms grows to $1.4M - MERIDEN — The City Council, after a failed effort by conservative councilors to table a decision, voted on Monday night to authorize the use of $705,000 in unexpended bond funds toward the cost of building a permanent restroom and maintenance storage...

The Yuma City Council members on Wednesday reached a compromise and met halfway when deciding whether to keep the tax levy flat or increase it to the allowable maximum.

SALEM — Jordan’s Way founder Kris Rotonda will hold a three-hour live Facebook fundraiser at Salem Animal Rescue League on Wednesday, July 26, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

(The Center Square) – A new audit has revealed that King County Metro increased spending since 2017 but has missed its spending forecasts by at least 33%.

The Yuma City Council on Wednesday will decide whether to keep the tax levy flat or increase it to the allowable maximum.

Yuma is proposing a 3% increase to the residential and environmental solid waste fees. The public will have an opportunity to comment during a hearing on Wednesday.

Monday, the Sioux City Council approved a grant application for Cone Park and Sertoma Park mountain bike trails. The work will provide trailhead access to 10.5 miles of natural trails

The Yuma City Council awarded a $1.2 million construction contract for replacement of the 40th Street Lift Station. The 30-years-old station needs significant improvements to meet the needs of the