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RIB MOUNTAIN, WI (WSAU-WAOW) - Several businesses could be coming to Rib Mountain. On Wednesday, December 13th...

Needless to say, a fire is not when you want to find out you are missing a lifesaving tool. And honestly, when’s the last time you looked at your fire safety plan where you live, if you even have one? This is exactly the kind of thing the government is here to regulate. 

After denying permission to advertise proposed amendments to the city’s Affordable Housing Trust Fund, Fort Myers City Council continued its discussion.

KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) -- Now that the new Judge Charles A. Pratt Justice Center is open in downtown Kalamazoo, what is going to happen to the two...

Columbus has used $2 million federal dollars to install three permanent public restrooms in downtown Columbus.The restrooms were set to open in October, but the

City snubs California law for emergency shelters By Jeeni Criscenzo If the City of San Diego really wanted to solve the ever increasing problem of homelessness, they might be willing to try something more innovative than eliminating 98% of the areas previously designated as suitable for emergency shelter without a Conditional Use Permit. I first…

The provision allows projects to bypass local zoning rules if jurisdictions are out of compliance with state housing goals.

The discussion was a continuation of the first public hearing held in November, when residents raised concerns about the number of units, the project timeline, the impact to nearby communities as well as whether housing would be affordable.

GO Virginia has boosted regional collaboration on economic development, but needs tweaking to improve results, a state study finds.

Women Parliamentarians of Trinidad and Tobago (WPTT) expressed its sadness at the passing of former parliamentarian Marlene McDonald.