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Over public objections, and with business-owners approval, the Grand Rapids City Commission on Tuesday approved controversial ordinances targeting panhandling and unhoused people. One of the …

The State Journal ran background checks on the candidates seeking four open seats on the City Council this summer.

Representatives of Smithfield processing plant on Kirk Road came before the St. Charles Government Operations Committee to give a presentation on the actions taken to prevent unpleasant odors, which comes from their wastewater treatment facility.

A Columbia homeowner who rents his house on Airbnb reacts to Planning and Zoning Commission proposals to regulate short-term rentals, including limiting how many days a year short-term renters can

Good Friday morning, Evanston. Here are the latest news and feature stories from around the city.

Seven Charlotte neighborhoods are considered “Very Walkable.”

The proposed ban was approved 5-2. There will be public comment and a final vote on the issue at the Aug. 15 council meeting.

The city of Oneonta’s Redistricting Commission voted unanimously Monday, July 17 to bring a final electoral ward redistricting map to the Common Council, along with a recommendation to consider implementing

A surprise resolution, circulated minutes before midnight, was passed, appointing former town manager Joseph Hartnett immediately as interim town manager.

MORRISTOWN – Neighbors of the vacant lumber yard at the corner of Elm Street and Morris Street asked the governing body to consider turning the property into a passive park