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Attorney general Alan Wilson's office charges Donald McKinney a second time with an alleged sex crime against a minor relative...
The family of a Lexington County baby who was found buried alive on Tuesday is now providing a way for the community to help.
South Carolina lawmakers are considering changes to the state’s property tax system, but local leaders warn that reducing tax revenue could make it harder to fund essential services.
Bond has been denied for the father of a baby found buried alive Tuesday in Lexington County.
New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell wants to ban overnight RV and camper parking on city streets after 2024 complaints, 48 removals, and ongoing issues on key roads. Violators could face $300 daily fines.
Bridge work scheduled for Monday night at the Route 30/222 interchange in Manheim Township will require lane closures on Route 30, according to the state Department of Transportation.
Hot air balloons are illuminated by the flame from their propane burners during the Bird-in-Hand Balloon Festival on the Bird-in-Hand Event Field, in Leacock Township on Friday, Sept. 25, 2026.
A new sign showing Jaime Arroyo as mayor, stands outside Lancaster City Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 7, 2026.
A proposal to turn empty commercial space into an overnight homeless shelter in Polish Hill prompted questions Thursday about parking, transportation, security and the impact on the neighborhood during a continued Pittsburgh Zoning Board Hearing. Applicants Fay and Kevin Boland, who have a contract to purchase the property, are seeking
Scott McMurtry, former chief of staff to Councilwoman Erika Strassburger, announced he will run for City Council in 2027, citing the city’s financial troubles as his motivation to serve. He will run against Councilwoman Barb Warwick, D-Greenfield, who holds the District 5 seat and has announced plans to seek reelection.
Roughly 800 city workers are on strike after the city and an employee union failed to reach an 11th-hour agreement over the weekend. The City of Portland Professional Workers (CPPW) labor union held a picket in intermittent rain showers Monday, November 9, outside Portland City Hall. Roughly 100 people also rallied outside the city’s wastewater […]
Portlanders rarely get the chance to ask questions directly of the mayor and police chief, but come Tuesday, they can do just that. Members of Portland’s Committee on Community Engaged Policing (PCCEP) invite the public to join a town hall-style forum on community policing and public safety at 6:30 pm Tuesday, November 17 at Portland […]