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Fire stations in Lowell, Massachusetts, are temporarily closing their doors because of staffing shortages.
The Frontier and ProPublica revealed that state regulators had approved the well in Enid, Oklahoma, in violation of rules meant to protect municipal groundwater. Now the well is permanently shut down.
A proposed set of rules drafted by the Maine Library Commission could limit access to resources for many rural libraries.
The assault charges against a Missouri City police officer who, at the time, was running in Houston’s mayoral race have been dropped, according to court records filed Thursday.
Lynx says it is proposing to eliminate a couple of bus routes because of lack of riders and adding more services to others.
A group of landlords suing the city over the rent freeze on Thursday published pages of correspondence between city officials and members of the Rent Guidelines Board, claiming the communications proved Mayor Mamdani used the board to execute his political will.
Rahm Emanuel, the former Mayor of Chicago and former Ambassador to Japan, toured New Orleans schools on Wednesday as he floats a presidential run in 2028.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani, once a rapper himself, recently sat down with legendary rapper Nas to talk about New York City's place as the home of hip-hop.
New Orleans is considering introducing RxKids, a pilot program started in Flint, Michigan, to provide financial assistance to expectant and new parents amid rising costs and maternity care challenges.
The Mystic Lake Amphitheater brought major artists and thousands of concertgoers to Shakopee, Minnesota, during its first season, but some people living miles from the venue say the music has also been reaching their homes.
OKC Mayor David Holt confirmed Tuesday that city officials are in talks to bring Buc-ee's to the Sooner State.
Scranton, Pa., mayor Paige Cognetti, the Democratic nominee for Pennsylvania's Eighth Congressional District, released a campaign ad on Tuesday accusing corporations of exploiting the "little guys" by price gouging groceries. Yet her husband's gourmet food store, which reviewers have described as "expensive" and "upscale," doesn't accept food stamps, the Washington Free Beacon has learned.