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Consultants Leon and Will Younger with PROS Consulting updated Norfolk City Council members on the results of a community survey about parks and recreation needs in the community. The survey

As of November of 2023, she got a letter in the mail stating she would be cut from her health benefits because she makes too much money.

After hearing abutter concerns about a new group home for adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities (DDID) being located in a residential neighborhood, a lawmaker explored what can be done

In delivering his sixth budget proposal, Pritzker warned lawmakers that this plan "makes some hard choices" and would be "tight" compared to the past few cycles.

SCRANTON — Lackawanna County hopes to secure $500,000 in state funding for work on a boomerang-shape tract of land bordering downtown Scranton that officials hope to turn into a county

The executive director and founder of Working to Recover, Assist and Prevent Project has been bringing support and resources to Tahlequah and Wagoner for the past several years.

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As they urged Gov. Jim Pillen to reverse his decision to refuse federal summer grocery aid, a group of five young Nebraskans knew they faced long odds.

The town of Normal is expecting to finish roughly $450,000 in lead service line replacements by 2025.

Over the last several years, COVID-19 and its economic aftershocks have broken budgets one way or another as states scrambled to stabilize during fiscal upheaval. Indiana missed the target in