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A new slate of elected officials prepare to take their seats in a 14-ward City Hall at an inauguration ceremony on Tuesday.

After elections earlier in the month, political positions around mid-Missouri are seeing new faces.

Outgoing council members spoke on the road ahead for the council, while incoming members promised to be accountable, accessible to residents.

SATURDAY, April 15 — Anti-LGBTQ graffiti was painted over two murals sponsored by the Arts Council of Greater Lansing under the Interstate 496 overpass at Cedar Street and the Grand …

City of Poughkeepsies historic commission will be voting on a settlement that will clear developers to build on 150-year-old property.

Former Dover Mayor James Dodd is challenging acting Clerk Rey Julves denial of his nominating petition for mayor.

Last summer, Scott Sanford told his Lansing Code Enforcement Office team that they should “always, always” write citations to a woman if she is listed as a property …

A federal agency is looking into an incident that resulted in critical injuries to a worker at a road reconstruction job in Binghamton.

The meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. Friday in the City Council Chambers at City Hall, located at 701 E. Broadway.

A federal agency is looking into an incident that resulted in critical injuries to a worker at a road reconstruction job in Binghamton.