‘Appalled’ and ‘betrayed’: Candidates for office in Southern New Mexico sound off of Project Jupiter ↗
Doña Ana County commissioner candidates pledged to be more transparent at a forum in Las Cruces earlier this month.
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DUBOIS COUNTY – The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a lane closure for U.S. 231 in Dubois County. Beginning on or around Monday, November 16, ...
(The Center Square) – Data center companies interested in Georgia will have a new Democratic-majority Public Service Commission and a governor who wants to take a closer look at their development. The data center boom has not
BOISE– The Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health is pleased to announce that it will be awarding $113,350 to Idaho communities on behalf of the 123 Idaho mayors who completed the annual Mayor’s Walking Challenge in
The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources is seeking the removal of a website it said appears to be impersonating the state’s Hawaii Invasive Species Council and causing confusion to the public.
Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms, who proposed a moratorium on new data center construction before election, did not rule out further action.
If Connecticut is serious about fixing its property tax crisis, it must put public education at the center of the equation.
How many promises have we been given about fixing Connecticut's transportation woes? How many have been kept? I checked.
Amendment 85 would have required that state and local ballot questions be written in language that is no more complex than an 8th grade reading level
The measure will generate an estimated $2 billion annually that the legislature can spend on healthcare, public schools and childcare
Proposition 135 will prohibit surgeries for people under age 18 “for the purpose of altering biological sex characteristics.”
Proposition 136, brought by conservative activists, would have capped the state income tax rate at its current level in a bid to thwart the tax hikes of Amendment 87
Amendment 86, brought by Colorado conservatives and backed by national Republicans, would have required public input and a court review of any mid-decade congressional redistricting in the state