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The council effectively overruled city staff and Council President Mitra Jalali, who represents the neighborhood.

A divided St. Paul City Council voted 3-2 Wednesday against rezoning a corner of Marshall Avenue for a seven-unit townhome project, effectively overruling city staff recommendations and the preference of City Council President Mitra Jalali, who represents the neighborhood. The St. Paul Planning Commission also recommended denial. Mortho, LLC had proposed removing a single-family home at 1984 ...

The Maine Legislature has now placed itself firmly on the national stage of electoral reform by passing a bill designed to award the state’s presidential electoral votes to the candidate who wins the national popular vote. The Legislative decision is aimed at joining the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC), thereby endorsing a movement to…

The proposal would allow the state to assess the needs of young people accused of crimes and provide them with services so they can remain in the community, rather than be sent to Long Creek Youth Development Center.

The proposal would allow the state to assess the needs of young people accused of crimes and provide them with services so they can remain in the community, rather than be sent to Long Creek Youth Development Center.

The proposal would allow the state to assess the needs of young people accused of crimes and provide them with services so they can remain in the community, rather than be sent to Long Creek Youth Development Center.

If approved, the commission on Maine’s deadliest mass shooting would be given the power to compel witness testimony.

A parental rights group hopes a critical mass of messages to members of the state judiciary committee will dissuade them from advancing LD 1735.

We asked readers for suggestions on how to make Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway and Waterford better

From increased Garda presence in the city to cleaning the ‘disgusting’ litter from our streets to simply creating a few more parks, Irish Times readers give their suggestions to improve Dublin