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The new map lowers the deviation between the largest and smallest wards to 2%. Without reapportioning, there was a 14.3% deviation. The maximum allowed is 10%.

"The Gilded Age," a new HBO drama, makes several references to Kansas City. Here's a more fact-based account of Kansas City's Gilded Age.

Voters spoke up in the last election, and we need to deliver.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Earnest Winston's budget plan seeks a $41 million increase from Mecklenburg County. He calls for more spending to make schools better than they were before COVID-19.

David Seamon methodically came to his decision to run for Columbia mayor within a month of Brian Treeces announcement that he would not be seeking reelection.

Tour the International Space Station through this virtual reality experience at Sawyer Yards in Houston

The process to redraw the city's electoral districts begins with a series of public meetings.

State Senator Tim Kennedy has written a letter to CSX, a railway company, saying the stretch of property is a liability. He's demanding they take action.

Binghamton Police are sorting out the details of a reported shooting incident early March 18 in the First Ward.

Binghamton Police are sorting out the details of a reported shooting incident early March 18 in the First Ward.