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Four people in Washington County won seats on their town board or city council through write-in campaigns.
Wyoming has recorded 22 e-bike crashes this year, more than double last year's total. The increase has city leaders across the state wrestling with how to…
Teton County residents have a life expectancy of 94 years, easily the highest in Wyoming and about 15 years longer than the national average, according to…
Washington Avenue in Cedarburg has fully reopened, ending months of construction, lane shifts and closures that disrupted neighbors and businesses along the city's southern gateway since March.
Germantown's Village Board approved a $30.5M fire station path and a $26.5M police facility plan in split votes amid resident tax concerns.
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — Clarksburg City Manager Tiffany Fell has been publicly reprimanded and ordered to pay a $2,000 fine after admitting to violating the West Virginia Governmental Ethics Act by
Bow residents are requesting a town-wide vote on an ordinance that would pause data center permitting and construction for at least a year, halting a plan to convert the closed Merrimack Station power plant into a server hub. Protect New Hampshire from Data Centers, a new advocacy group, said that over 800 Bow voters signed […]
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen hasn’t budged on his approach to cap local spending and cover K-12 education costs to alleviate property taxes he’s called for in the
Hoosiers supported a majority of referendums for public K-12 schools Tuesday despite widespread concern about property taxes in what was a record year for referendums.
Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe has seen his top political priorities crumble this year in the first major tests of his leadership since he took office early last year.
Two years after becoming the first state to overturn an abortion ban at the ballot box, Missouri voters rejected an attempt Tuesday to reinstate the ban, instead preserving the reproductive rights protections they approved in 2024.
While the city of Joplin’s public works staff is deep into planning to replace the Sixth Street parking lot and garage along Virginia Avenue, a longtime local business owner says