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(Fargo, ND) -- The City of Fargo is changing several policies in an effort to update decades old language. The language was discussed through seven distinct policies. Fargo Mayor Tim Mahoney summarized those changes at Monday's commission meeting. They largely circulate around three different sections. Clarifications of the City Administrator's job. Changes to resident

The Akron Town Council held their regular meeting Monday, March 4.  Mayor Brandon Hill called the meeting to order, which was followed by the pledge to the flag. Minutes from the February 5 regular meeting and the February 2024 bills were approved. A large crowd was in attendance to voice their concerns about the increase in water […]

After years of bankruptcy, state subsidies and management scandals, a new state audit released Monday found the New York Racing Association has continued to struggle to address issues raised in a 2022 audit.

A Yuma company that unsuccessfully bid for the Yuma County broadband middle-mile network alleged that the vendor that was awarded the contract has an unfair advantage.

The court is set to adopt a National Crime Stopper Month proclamation and a National Blood Donor Month proclamation, discuss and possibly take action to increase three County Court at Law court reporters' salaries, extend a concrete contract with price increases and authorize new plumbing for three juvenile detention cells at the regularly scheduled meeting at 9 a.m.

A Covington scuba store sold equipment and training to Newton County's fire department dive team, even though the store's owner, Glenn Mikos, is a fire inspector and dive team member. The county has suspended payments to the store amid FOX 5's questions about a potential conflict of interest.

The paper and pulp industry is making remarkable progress on the sustainability front and should meet sustainability goals by 2030.

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Beach replenishment in South Bethany may have had the unintended consequence of bringing more beachgoers and partiers to the quiet residential town, officials reported this week.

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — The Morgantown-based company contracted to demolish Kelly’s Irish Pub and Grill to make way for the Harrison County General Services Building is still owed more