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Current and former Metro Council members say they may not have voted for a $40 million grant had a conflict of interest been disclosed.

Louisville’s Ethics Commission will hold a trial starting Monday for a top Metro Council Republican who’s accused of advocating for a potential employer to get a $40 million grant.

Plum, Allegheny County and American Red Cross personnel shared resources to help residents in the borough’s Rustic Ridge neighborhood during a meeting Thursday night, in the wake of a house explosion in the neighborhood Saturday that killed six. “We want you to know that there’s a large community here that’s

A Democratic councilman in the District of Columbia is calling on the Biden administration to deploy the National Guard to stop gun violence in the city.

Salsa dancing, pedal biking, listening to music and maybe even making a guest appearance on a live broadcast are possibilities as First Friday takes a

KENT Pet Group, a global leader in high-performance and sustainable litter products, marked a significant milestone on Thursday by celebrating a groundbreaking for its new Muscatine manufacturing plant. The groundbreaking ceremony represents a monumental chapter in the company’s history as KENT Pet Group’s flagship World’s Best Cat Litter brand celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, […]

With the spring hues enveloping us all, a warm, joyous feeling settles in the atmosphere. The Clog has drawn up a list of classic rom-coms you can watch if you’re in the mood for blossoming love with a side of humor. 

Frankies Comics, LLC, a comic book retailer recently specializing in exclusive variant covers, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

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In the aftermath of the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, parents and community members have clamored for accountability, asking how officers allowed a gunman to remain inside a locked classroom with injured students for more than an hour.