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Sharon NeSmith, who was appointed to the Owensboro City Commission earlier this year, was elected to the seat Tuesday night by a wide margin.

Tributes have been paid to Scottish businessman and philanthropist Angus Graham, following his death at the age of 86.

Why can’t California build enough housing to meet its demand, even though the state’s population is declining? The state Department of Housing and Community Development was recommending that the state build 180,000 units of housing each year and has been leaning on local governments to zone enough land and reform their approval processes to make […]

AshakaCem has pledged to commit the sum of N500m within a time frame as part of its community development in the area where it has been operating for the

The groups said from a nationwide survey conducted in 2021 Nigerians are reluctant to uncover many societal ills because of the absence of a whistleblowing law.

The Climate Action Plan for Transportation Infrastructure (CAPTI) is meant to help decarbonize California’s transportation systems. But the state continues to devote the bulk of its transportation budget to projects that encourage car travel.

One church leader told Newsweek on Wednesday that she was "thrilled with the results of yesterdays Issue 1 ballot initiative."

PORT ANGELES — Applications are due Monday, Nov. 20, for 138 volunteer positions on 
25 Clallam County advisory boards and commissions.

  MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — The Murfreesboro City Council will meet in a Regular Workshop meeting at 11:30 a.m., this Thursday (Nov. 9, 2023), at the Municipal Airport Business Center to discuss issues with staff (Community Room, 1930 Memorial Blvd.). One of the topics to be covered includes the purchase of several key life saving devices for Murfreesboro Fire & Rescue. The fire department is requesting the go-ahead to use funds for a LUCUS device, which provides ...

BERKLEY — The Berkley Planning Commission last month gave a recommendation of approval for a multiple-family development across several properties in the city.