Dallas council member seeks new governor's help restoring rainbow crosswalks ↗
Dallas Council Member Chad West wants Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa to reconsider an Abbott-era directive that led to the removal of decorative crosswalks.
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The North Dakota Development Fund board voted unanimously to pause most new financing. Childcare loans will continue, and four applications already submitted can still be considered.
The city of Bismarck is planning to buy two electric work trucks to replace vehicles in its public works fleet next year.
The City of Bismarck faced the same issue as hundreds of thousands of Americans on Thursday.
Natural gas plant zoning narrowly wins approval in Davidson County as opponents raise concerns about land use, emissions, data centers.
Small Western NC county logged more than 13,000 instances of Flock use by deputies before canceling contract. SBI investigation ongoing.
People from Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador and Trinidad were among the dead and injured, Mamdani said.
A global Microsoft outage is disrupting Outlook and Microsoft 365, with nearly 130,000 reports on Downdetector. Businesses and local government are activating backup procedures as Microsoft investigates the cause.
Asheville City Council approves several funding measures to support ongoing Helene recovery at area parks and historic locations during its Nov. 10 meeting.
Erie County is working to improve the way it responds to behavioral health crises, as the Crisis to Care Collaborative shares its progress, community-driven changes and priorities moving forward.
Since 2024, the Buffalo Bat Habitat has made it its mission to protect our bat population. Now, a nearly $400,000 grant is making that mission a little easier.
Winter parking in Buffalo starts November 15, and Mayor Sean Ryan is urging residents to follow the rules so plows can clear the streets.
Taos County landowners, acequieros, government officials and conservationists gathered at the Sagebrush Inn and Suites Conference Center Friday (Nov. 6) for the Taos Soil and Water Conservation District’s 85th annual