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DRIGGS – Bob Heneage, the Democratic incumbent for Teton County Commissioner, is being challenged by Republican Pete Moyer in next month’s election. EastIdahoNews.com sent the same eight questions to each candidate. Their responses, listed below, were required to be 250 words or less. Minor edits were made to meet the word count. The general election […]

Concerned citizens have joined to petition an adult store that is coming to West Shreveport.

Updated drafts and Environmental Impact Report available for review Courtesy of Marin County The work to update Marin County’s housing and safety elements of the Countywide Plan is continuing to advance. These elements focus on housing needs and conditions, and climate change adaptation measures including wildfire, sea level rise and flooding concerns. Two updated draft | Updated drafts and Environmental Impact Report available for review Courtesy of Marin County The work to update Marin Count...

An adult shop is causing a fuss in Shreveport. MPC director spoke about the future of this business.

Here are the top items from the Oct. 11 town trustee meeting:

The Fremont City Council adopted the updated City of Fremont Comprehensive Plan and the 2045 Long Range Transportation Plan during a special meeting on Tuesday night.

Roswell City Council Post 1 candidate Sarah Beeson stopped by Appen Media for a conversation about her campaign. Heres a transcript of that interview, led by reporter Chamian Cruz.

The permits were required for areas near Mayo Highschool and John Marshall Highschool.

BATON ROUGE - Changes are coming to the parishs Unified Development Code, but some worry theyre not coming fast enough, as growth continues in a part of Baton Rouge that has a known flooding problem.

The colorful, Victorian homes of the Near North End still stand as a relic of one of the city’s first annexations. So far, Cheryl Brown says, they’ve been shielded from