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The HR Committee looked at 10 other cities for data supporting a plan to increase the mayors salary to about $190,000 and city councilors annual pay to $32,000 or more.

The Joplin Health Department will offer First Impact, a free 90-minute traffic safety course, next month.

CHEYENNE — A budget to fund Wyoming state government for the next two years was signed into law Saturday morning by Gov. Mark Gordon, hours before the midnight deadline.

A little-known financial cliff threatens to disconnect over 23 million US households from internet access, impacting education, employment, healthcare, and public services. Political inaction on funding for the Affordable Connectivity Program could widen the digital divide and lead to severe economic instability.

Washington (CNN) — Every week, Cynthia George connects with her granddaughter and great-grandson on video calls. The 71-year-old retiree reads the news on her MSN homepage and googles how to

His chairmanship could set up a potentially interesting situation involving 1st District Congressman Kevin Hern.

The Grady County Commissioners may have found a home for the county’s public records.

GOSHEN — Elkhart County Commissioners on Monday approved Niblock Excavating as the lowest responsive bidder for the Prairie Creek Run water main project.

Zarah Zambrano was 6 weeks old when workers from the Kern County Department of Human Services removed her from her parents, who were both minors. After she died in county

Last week, President Biden gave his third annual State of the Union address. However, unfortunately, instead of using this opportunity to unite our nation, President Biden gave a caustic and