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If you have a large cab, or a larger truck, remember to park on side streets downtown, so your vehicle does not impede traffic.

CHICAGO – The City of Chicago and the Department of Law announced it has filed a lawsuit against Sun Badger Solar and its co-founders Trevor Sumner and Kristopher Sipe following an investigation that revealed the defendants induced dozens of consumers into making hefty up-front cash deposits for residential solar panel systems that Sun Badger wasCHICAGO – The City of Chicago and the Department of Law announced it has filed a lawsuit against Sun Badger Solar and its co-founders Trevor Sumner ...

New bus, new employees, new building codes By Lynn Volkens Black Hawk City Council met the afternoon of March 13,

Last year, the Chicago City Council amended the City’s sexual harassment ordinance for the express purpose of promoting zero tolerance of violence and harassment in the workplace. The...

Under the leadership of the Office of Equity and Racial Justice, city departments have created Racial Equity Action Plans; moving forward, departments will be

A Brookings church is fighting back against an abatement order for the social services it offers, including feeding the unhoused. St. Timothys Episcopal Church faced an abatement order from the City of Brookings on April 14, referencing section 17.01.040 of the Brookings municipal code and claiming that the church violated the code by providing a "benevolent meal service" without a conditional use permit. The notice said that if the church failed to abate, they would face a fine of $7...

Here are the things to know from the Buena Vista trustees’ May 9 meeting:

In 1997, people in Asunción Mita, a municipality in eastern Guatemala, weren’t really thinking that mining could arrive close to home. But that same year, the country’s Ministry of Energy and Mines granted mining company Entre Mares S.A. a permit to start exploration on a little more than 100 square kilometres (39 square miles) in […]

The big question for Tuesdays Fremont City Council meeting is whether or not an agenda item seeking the removal of an LGBTQ book from the city library will make it

Two Fremont City Council members have placed an item on the May 9 meeting agenda seeking the removal of an LGBT book from city library.