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A draft bill that some see as threatening “local control” loomed large over the County Commission’s vote Tuesday in favor of the Gill family’s 26-acre development in northern South Park. The Teton County Board of County Commissioners voted 4-1 in favor of the Gills’ sketch plan, a conceptual regulatory approval that precedes hearings on more concrete development and subdivision plans on the path to breaking ground. The family praised the decision. “Today’s vot...

The Wolf Management Plan Committee will provide recommendations for a new scientifically and socially supported management plan for the animals, which were removed earlier this year from the federal endangered

He thanked voters for their support.

On March 10, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette’s Edith Garland Dupré Library will be hosting “Who Gets to Vote? Conversations on Voting Rights in America,” a four-day virtual community book reading. The event will take place via Zoom and will last from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. every week. “The purpose of this series is to prompt a discussion of voting in America and address some questions like, how has voting been historically in America, whos voted, who hasnt voted?â�...

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The Grand Junction City Council discussed recommendations at its Monday work session from the Planning Commission on how to regulate marijuana businesses in the city. Voters will decide if they will allow marijuana businesses to operate in the city in the April election. However, City Manager Greg Caton said the city was trying to provide voters with a potential framework for how those businesses would be regulated if they are allowed. “I’m sure council can appreciate we’re creat...

The first lady made a historic visit to Connecticut on Wednesday.

(The Center Square) – Over the weekend, the U.S. House passed a $1.9 trillion stimulus package that seeks to hand billions of taxpayer dollars to Michigan.

The chairwoman of the Public Utility Commission of Texas, the agency that regulates the state’s electric, telecommunication, and water and sewer utilities, resigned Monday, according to a resignation letter provided

ATLANTA — House lawmakers voted to pass an election overhaul bill that would restrict ballot drop boxes, limit weekend early voting and add additional absentee ID requirements, despite pushback that the measure makes voting harder in Georgia. The bill, House Bill 531, passed the chamber 97-72 after lengthy of debate and hours of protests outside the state Capitol. Republican lawmakers pitched the measure as an effort to boost “integrity” and “public confidence” after th...