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Fremont City Auditorium will be closed to the public starting at the end of June.

Right now Forsyth commissioners are barred from holding other offices. The board wants to eliminate that rule, though members say theyre unlikely to make use of the opportunity themselves.

He chaired his first City Council meeting recently. But who is Tray Payne, and what are his first priorities as Lubbock’s new chief executive?

The latest chapter of a long-simmering feud between two local cannabis heavyweights in Tucson played out in Tucson’s Board of Adjustments last week, as a...

Avery Gunderson International/National Beat Reporter This year’s June 7 California primary will mark the first time Isla Vista (I.V.) votes with the second district instead of the third to elect local government officials. As an unincorporated community, I.V. now heavily depends upon the county supervisor for representation under the second district. Laura Capps is running

Spring Hills State of The City 2022 address highlighted the citys accomplishments in increased revenue, capital projects and long-term solutions.

Without the height variance, the hotel wont be "economically feasible," developers say.

ROCHESTER, Minn. - This week Rochester Community Development leaders are gathering downtown to let residents know about the “Unified Development Code Project."

Heritage Preservation Commission has list of 104 properties on remaining list of potential landmarks.

Proposed Unified Development Code seeks to provide flexibility in lot sizes as way to address potential home prices and supply.