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The list of potential candidates eying seats on the board of supervisors in both Tuolumne and Calaveras counties is getting longer.

Ford broke down the 668 figure to note that the deer taken in Hardin County was 245 animals for an 18% increase, in Wyandot County, the kill was 267 animals, for a 14% decrease, and 156 animals in Marion County for a 7% increase.

Mayor and council races in Cayce, SC, feature different ideas on business development, regulation and public safety investment. Voters in the Lexington County city across the Congaree River from Columbia will have choices.

West Columbia, SC, voters will head to the polls to decide whether to elect Mayor Tem Miles or challenger Melissa Sprouse Brown, who offer contrasting ideas for the rapidly growing city across the Congaree River from the Palmetto states capital. Five districts will also feature competitive races for council in the Lexington County community.

A building that once housed inmates will soon be a space for families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

A three-judge federal court will rule shortly on which congressional map Alabama will use in next year's election, after ruling the state should have a second district with a substantial percentage of Black voters.

Dolby Live at Park MGM and Area15 are deploying next-generation tech to dazzle audiences and attract top talent.

The Calaveras County Board of Supervisors will have three seats on the ballot in 2024, Districts one, two, and four.

As part of a new 'pay as you throw' trash program in Denver, all residents are supposed to get compost bins, but most residents don't yet have them.

“More than 50 of us went to Armstrong to pick up transfer applications. But when I realized I was the only one who actually turned it in, I had a choice: either go through with it or go back to Savannah State and forget the whole thing,” said Otis Johnson, on the decision that led...