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FORT MOHAVE — The group fighting the placement of a gas-fired power plant in close proximity of their homes is seeking the help of the Arizona Attorney Generals Office because

FORT MOHAVE — The group fighting the placement of a gas-fired power plant in close proximity of their homes is seeking the help of the Arizona Attorney Generals Office because

After hearing a proclamation recognizing February as Black History Month the Hopkinsville City Council accepted zoning recommendations from Community and De ...

Assistant city engineer will take new post after March retirement of Wendy Turri.

In Fort Dodge, there are places and situations in which the city’s Development Services Department is responsible for mowing the grass and shoveling the sn

Thank you to the teammates and community partners trusting in my contributions as we plan for the opportunities and challenges the coming years will bring.

Snowpack and streamflow decline will impact city’s water supply

Starting on Monday, people looking to secure a business license or building permit in Lawrence will have access to a much more streamlined new application syste

The Yuma County Board of Supervisors on Monday will consider pay increases for county, court and law enforcement employees as recommended by a compensation study, effective Feb. 18.

Portlanders voted in 2022 to completely overhaul the city's form of government, and it's Chief Administrative Officer Michael Jordan's job to make that happen.