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October 31, 2023
The city of San Diego is poised to launch a nationwide search to replace Chief of Police David Nislet, who along with two other top-ranking officials in the San...
October 31, 2023
Future housing developments in Libertyville could be required to market at least 15% of their units at affordable prices, if an attainable housing ordinance is approved by the Village Board. Under the ordinance, all new residential developments that contain 10 or more units will need to have at least 15% of the total number of units at affordable rates. The Village Board would be required to ...
October 30, 2023
Angie DeWaard is running for director on the Ames Community School District Board to continue her work in the community. DeWaard currently lives in Ames and is an Iowa native, growing up in Ogden and graduating from Ogden High School. DeWaard graduated from Iowa State with a bachelor’s in English. She also holds a variety...
October 30, 2023
Artificial intelligence is intended to make day-to-day work easier for employees and increase efficiency Mercedes-Benz Direct Chat enables the use of generative AI in a secure environment The...
October 27, 2023
They have proposed the creation of two dedicated funds for projects in 15 specific neighborhoods.
October 27, 2023
Forty-one state employees including two from McDowell County were honored with the Governor’s Awards for Excellence during a recent ceremony at the North Carolina Museum of History.
October 26, 2023
When Adam Winner received the letter telling him his remaining student loans were forgiven, he described the feeling as “a huge weight lifted off [his] shoulders.
October 26, 2023
SPOKANE CITY COUNCIL DISTRICT 1 MICHAEL CATHCART, 37, is the only incumbent City Council member running for reelection this year. He’s fighting to keep his...
October 26, 2023
Pittsburgh renters experiencing domestic violence will now be able to terminate leases early without penalty and request locks to be changed. Pittsburgh City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved legislation that requires landlords to permit domestic violence victims to exit leases early without penalty and requires them to change victims’ locks