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A new state law that goes into effect in September blocks city, county, school district and other authorities from limiting or banning the use, sale or lease of an engine based on its fuel source.

A viral post on social media from a beloved bookstore in Oak Cliff sparked concern from its supporters. Now they want answers from the city of Dallas.

After initially receiving a citation and orders to cut down their native wildflower garden, a Metairie couple has reached a compromise with Jefferson Parish code enforcement officials and will be

The $80,000 study gives two dozen recommendations to city leaders.

The shooting at the short-term rental that left a 19-year-old dead and others injured happened in a neighborhood zoned for single families. It's the kind of neighborhood where the Dallas City Council voted to ban revolving weekend rentals, but the ordinance won't be enforced until December.

Angie and Patrick Madore are fighting Jefferson Parish the keep their native plant garden after receiving a notice that they are violating grass and weed rules.

City of Bellevue seeks Senior Planner. Learn more about this position and other opportunities on the Planetizen Jobs Board.

The city of Branson may soon be taking a stand against hotel and motel operators who are running unlicensed facilities or who run properties with a history of being non-compliant

The builder says he simply didn't want to put his name on shoddy work.

A property investor claims a builder attempted to blackmail him into paying him $10,000 so he would sign off on consent for a building.
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