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It is a time of change and transition for many in America’s law enforcement community. Across much of the nation, police and sheriffs find themselves on the front lines of the opioid crisis, struggling to deal with the scope of the epidemic and the new challenges and dangers to officers it presents. At the same time, communities are increasingly turning to law enforcement officials to address other issues, such as dealing with disruptive or downright violent individuals suffering from mental i...

The Savannah College of Art and Design submitted plans last week to demolish the former railroad terminal at 703 Louisville Road and build a 220-unit...

Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority Executive Director Greg Veliz addressed the Monroe County Commission on Wednesday, May 17, about a series of water line main breaks and the FKAA’s efforts replacing

The City of Key West held its second meeting aimed at taking input from stakeholders on its sound control ordinance.

View the Key West Citizen for Wednesday, May 17, 2023

Kaieteur News - The Caribbean Regional Anti-Doping Organization (RADO) has announced its focus for the next six months, with Code Compliance, Education, and Testing being the top priorities.

A roundup of local and regional news.

The Monroe County Commission will hold its first public discussion next week on how to spend a roughly $25 million surplus in Monroe County Tourist Development Council funds, which may

Dan Backus thought that investing in rental properties in 1978 would serve as a retirement plan. “I was thinking long term,” said Backus, 76, a retired building contractor from Mason about why he bought three Lansing rental properties. …

Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo finished testimony in the trial against him by Little Havana entrepreneurs Bill Fuller and Martin Pinilla.