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The change in Chicago politics is being driven by generational, ideological and demographic shifts, with federal law enforcement and organized labor providing major assists.

(The Center Square) – A bill that would require local governments to approve extensions of public health emergency orders after 15 days is ready for adoption by the Missouri House.

We are either donating it to foreign countries or selling it to them and are not vaccinating our own people, says Delhi High Court bench

The former Keys Energy diesel plant in Bahama Village, which lost a development deal in January, may be drawing new suitors. City Manager Greg Veliz said another organization may be coming forward to make a proposal shortly. He wouldn’t identify the group. But the Bahama Village Redevelopment Advisory Committee (BVRAC) also wants a crack at turning the abandoned diesel plant into a mixed-use complex that would be the commercial portion of the planned 3.2-acre affordable workforce housing d...

CADDO PARISH, La. -- The Caddo Parish Commission approved a resolution supporting the American Rescue Plan, President Bidens $1.9 trillion dollar COVID-19 relief plan, but not without considerable discussion at Thursdays meeting. Caddo Parish is part of the National Association of Counties, a group that came out in support of the plan, which is up for debate in the U.S. Senate. Other municipalities aligned with NACo are expected to adopt similar resolutions. Several of the commissioners shared ...

The change in Chicago politics is being driven by generational, ideological and demographic shifts, with federal law enforcement and organized labor providing major assists.

Winston-Salem should make a proposed ordinance that provides protections based on sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression “as broad as possible,” advocates of a non-discrimination ordinance said Thursday.

(The Center Square) – U.S. Rep. Jared Golden, D-Maine, is calling on the Biden administration to revisit a controversial presidential permit for a hydropower transmission project.

U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson took center stage Thursday in a Republican effort to slow down the passage of a $1.9 trillion Democratic COVID-19 relief bill the Senate is expected to debate into the weekend. Johnson, R-Oshkosh, who has described the massive stimulus package as unnecessary, forced a full reading of the more than 600-page document, which began Thursday afternoon and was expected to last into the early hours Friday. He said he also plans to work with his Republican colleagues to introduce ...

ANGOLA — The Angola Historic Preservation Commission is making plans to hold an in-person historic architecture tour this May if it can be done safely, rather than putting together another