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For Star subscribers: Tucson Electric Power has released a new preferred route for high voltage lines in central Tucson. Some of the previously impacted historic neighborhoods remain in the crosshairs.

A question about allowing vehicles to park in a Kutzky neighborhood backyard has Answer Man digging through city statutes.

For Star subscribers: Tucson Electric Power has relaunched its plan for a new high-voltage transmission line through midtown but still faces stiff opposition.

We're learning why Utilities thinks this matter needs to be considered by the City Council. It cites what it sees as the Planning Commission's failures in considering the change to its permit.

After serving for two years on Cañon City’s City Council, Amy Schmisseur is running for a four-year term.  She seeks the public’s vote for an At Large City Council seat in the Nov. 7 election. Schmisseur’s decision to run for the position is rooted in service to her community. “It is an honor serving the […]

PENDLETON — The Pendleton City Council is considering a local law to restrict parking recreational vehicles in public spaces.

The city wants to require commercial and residential properties to include minimum electric vehicle infrastructures in parking lots, making anywhere between 5 and 15 percent of parking spaces EV-ready or EV-capable.

He chaired his first City Council meeting recently. But who is Tray Payne, and what are his first priorities as Lubbock’s new chief executive?

On April 5th, the Town of Erie's voters will have the opportunity to elect candidates who is willing to improve the town and do the work.