Page 11 - Intergovernmental Relations News Today

Pubs and clubs across Cornwall will be able to open early for Sunday’s World Cup Final between England and Spain after it was agreed no…

Clevelands city limits may be growing soon.

BRISTOL, Va. — During Wednesday’s State of the Cities event, Bristol Virginia Mayor Neal Osborne referenced its location at the Bristol train station and voiced optimism that one day soon

Traders petitioned Senate over suspicious money had not been put to right use.

The failure to act on the Singh report two years on shows that the Tory party has no appetite to deal with the Islamophobia now poisoning UK public life

Johannesburg Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda said that this was to ensure that accurate information was being communicated to the public.

THE Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) has expressed satisfaction with the way President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is handling the Mindanao peace process.

The concept of home rule in Connecticut dates back to the Civil War. According to the Connecticut Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, "In 1957 the (state legislature) adopted the Home Rule Act, which allowed any municipality to write, adopt, as desired amend its own charter and to conduct gov

Premier Danielle Smith has issued a mandate letter to Minister of Energy and Minerals Brian Jean calling on him to continue to support further development of Alberta’s energy resources.

Premier Danielle Smith is continuing to issue mandate letters to her Ministers. The letters set out the Premie...