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Betsy Ruhe, Tammy Hawkins, Andrew Owen, Khalil "Charlie" Batshon and Dan Seum Jr. are the new Louisville Metro Council members taking office in 2023.

Driving around town, residents may have noticed a tad more public hearing notification signs than us

A comprehensive plan is a community’s roadmap for growth and redevelopment for the next 10-20 years.

This partnership, which the Ocoee Commission will discuss and consider tonight, was brought to the city by Fortress Secured in order to construct a police training center as a result of it.

After the final results finally came out on Wednesday, November 9th, Incumbents Bob Heneage and Mike Whitfield overcame challenges from republicans Pete Moyer and John Smaellie.

The city says an application to reconstruct and renovate the historic Coast Boulevard structures could be considered next year.

The City of Austin's Watershed Protection Department has been working on environmental code updates to Austin’s Land Development Code over...

The City of Hickory offers a range of incentives and business development programs to support new and expanding businesses. City officials recently issued a new

DUNEDIN — City commissioners unanimously agreed that city staff should work with the Downtown Dunedin Task Force to fast-track changes to the Land Development Code that would permit restaurants and

The Teton Valley News is excited to bring you coverage from Election Day, November 8th, 2022.