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Father Remanded For Assaulting Daughter

(The Center Square) – The Tennessee House moved forward with its franchise tax repeal and refund, passing the bill 68-20 and sending it back to the Senate with a much

The Helena City Commission has granted a variance that will let a company add 32 feet to the height of a cellular tower along Sanders Street, despite objections from residents.

The Niger State Government has announced that it has secured approval from the Federal Government to reconstruct

A 30-year Hawaiian homelands leader and advocate was honored recently at the 32nd Celebration of the Arts. Kekoa Enomoto received the Namahana Award of Excellence at the Ritz-Carlton Kapalua resort March 29. The distinction salutes “kupuna (elders) who have served the culture with a zest for life.” 

The Brush City Council meeting held on Monday evening began with a discussion about the Brush Chamber Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). There was a discussion about a MOU between the Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), the City of Brush, and the Local Main Street Program (which is overseen by the Brush Chamber of Commerce). Colorado […]

The State Auditor wrote that that California “lacks current information” on if its homeless spending measures are cost-effective.

THOMASTON — The Thomaston Select Board accepted the mass resignation of the Comprehensive Plan Committee at its Monday, April 8 meeting, and decided to reestablish the group as a standing

Fayette joins Wilton and other rural communities across the state in bringing broadband services to their towns through the Maine Connectivity Authority and CCI.

LINO LAKES — One City Council member is suggesting that the council consider pausing new residential development.