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The County Commission talked Thursday about the results of a 2019 employee survey showing a pervasive lack of trust in county elected officials. The conversation, which came during the board’s goal-setting retreat, was the first time in over a year that the board had discussed the survey at length. Some saw that as a problem. “It felt like it took an awful long time and somewhat circuitous route to get here,” Commissioner Mark Newcomb said of the discussion about improving the su...

Del. Sally Hudson, D-Charlottesville, recently tweeted:

The people who hand out Emmy Awards should ask New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to return the one they gave him.

LA GRANDE — Eastern Oregon University’s Board of Trustees will meet on Thursday, Feb. 18, via Zoom for its second regular meeting of the academic year, according to a press

(The Center Square) – Minneapolis will spend $6.4 million to hire more police officers after spiking violent crime in 2020, the city council voted Friday, while other members advocated to

Illinois has a nearly $4.9 billion backlog of unpaid bills and $141 billion in unfunded pension liabilities, plus another $4.3 billion in short-term debt. That includes $3.2 billion Illinois borrowed

The 3rd Congressional District Democratic Party will hold its reorganization caucus on Saturday, March 13 at noon.

An official list of federal holidays in the United States won’t feature “Presidents’ Day” among the observed holidays. Some may say that’s preposterous, as they’re certain that post offices and

State Rep. Sandra Scott, D-Rex, recently introduced House Bill 9, legislation that would authorize the state to develop guidelines specifically for mental and behavioral telehealth services for students in Georgia

HANNIBAL — The next planned storm-water project on the eastern end of North Street in Hannibal is slowly but surely progressing toward its beginning.