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Leaders of the Capital Improvement Board of Marion County, which operates of the stadium and Indiana Convention Center, want control of the parcel to guarantee adequate space for storing semis and staging events as the city's sports and tourism industry grows.

The Bossier City Council decided to allow time to vet a proposed extension of its partnership with Manchac Consulting. Jeff Sadow approves.

At the Columbia City Council meeting Tuesday, October 3, council approved the Fiscal Year 2023/2024 Contract Renewal for Emergency Notification System Services, as requested by Columbia-Richland 911 Communications. Council also: •Approved contract amendment No. 2 for professional janitorial services, as requested by the Support Services Division. •Approved a new sole source agreement for repairs, parts,

Flagstaff City Council unveiled additions to the city’s carbon neutrality plan at Tuesday’s City Council meeting.

New state laws go into effect on Oct. 1 including a $1,000 limit on up-front payments for home improvement projects, regulations on the sale or possession of catalytic converters and big changes to insurance laws that are causing concern for business owners.

New state laws go into effect on Oct. 1 including a $1,000 limit on up-front payments for home improvement projects, regulations on the sale or possession of catalytic converters and big changes to insurance laws that are causing concern for business owners.

The corner of 149th Street and 14th Avenue in Whitestone was ceremoniously co-named in honor of former police officer, and 9/11 hero, Thomas Gerald Brophy

NYPD Officer Juan Perez has been indicted over the vicious caught-on-camera beating of a drunken man two years ago, Manhattan prosecutors said.

Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway’s budget would build bus rapid transit, support lower-cost housing and provide funds for the Madison Public Market. The budget includes no unexpected big-ticket items.

Is there anything the Ford Mustang Mach-E cannot do? Seemingly not. Consumer Reports seems to agree, voting...