Montgomery mayor rejects National Guard on city streets after Tuberville remarks ↗
“I don’t think the National Guard belongs on the streets of any city in Alabama. So, I hope that’s not a bridge we have to cross,” said Mayor Reed.
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(CAMBRIDGE, Md) – The historic Tolley Theater has sat vacant in downtown Cambridge for decades. However, a few local business owners on Race Street are working to fix that as they’re trying to purchase the building. Simmons Center Market Owner, and Dorchester County Council member, Ricky Travers remembers how popular the theater was in its prime. Travers tells WMDT, “I...
Jabil is laying off 94 employees at its Hunt Valley facility, according to a notice filed with the state of Maryland.
The Baltimore City Council is urging Maryland utility regulators to reject BGE’s proposed $156 million electric rate increase, arguing customers are already struggling with higher utility costs.
A debate over Central Maine Power’s Greater Portland Transmission Project moved to the Westbrook Community Center Monday night.
If approved, the data center ban would go beyond the Shawnee County and Topeka moratoriums.
The medians on Highway 95 installed more than a year ago by Arizona Department of Transportation have been modified in response to complaints from the community — but the conversation
Colorado Springs veterans day parade takes over Tejon Street as city rallies to honor veterans.
BILLINGS. Mont. — As Veterans Day approaches, the City of Billings is recognizing an organization working to support veterans throughout Montana and beyond.
Wisconsin's PSC approved a We Energies rate increase that's smaller than the utility first requested this spring. Here's what it means for customers.
Lexington hopes state tax incentives will bring new housing, businesses and jobs to five areas targeted for redevelopment through Opportunity Zones.
As Municipal Auditorium gets set for the return of UMKC basketball, the city is announcing big plans for restoration to the building.
As rapid growth reshapes Statesboro, city leaders are turning to residents to help identify the community’s biggest everyday challenges and guide future planning.