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By Ryan ClarkNKyTribune reporterFor more than 40 years, Rick Hulefeld supported the city’s children and their families with early learning programs, while also serving similar leadership roles

The City of Arlington says it will allow a mural to stay up on taco shop's wall, after originally asking the restaurant to take it down.

An Arlington, Texas, taco shop's mural of the infamous punch between Roughned Odor to Jay Jose Bautista may be under threat.

BY STEPHANIE NAKHLEHPlanning and Zoning Commissioner This is the second op-ed I’m writing on downtown revitalization, an issue that is coming before Los Alamos County Council on Tuesday, May 2, 2023: My focus here is urging Council to accept the Planning and Zoning Commission’s unanimous recommendation on gently reducing parking mandates. (The first op-ed looks…

The Roswell City Council recently approved amendments to the city’s Unified Development Code related to townhomes.

Catoosa County residents will be able to have female backyard chickens for personal use. Commissioners made the approval on Tuesday. 

This week, the Twentynine Palms Planning Commission will conduct two public hearings before taking yet another hard look at the city’s Vacation Home

City of HaysPotential changes to the Unified Development Code will be

Police investigating stabbing at Central Lubbock apartment complex, jury deliberations expected today in Alexis Avila trial and Air National Guardsman arrested in leaked Pentagon documents probe. Start your morning here.

LIVERMORE — The city council on Monday authorized the city’s staff to study whether unincorporated flat land beyond the city’s urban growth boundary (UGB) on the city’s eastern edge could