Attorney Rule Stalls Youth Nonprofit’s Charles Zoning Case ↗
Charles County's Board of Appeals postponed a youth nonprofit's case to Dec. 8 after its attorney said corporations must have a lawyer.
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One topic members of Lawrence’s airport board circled at a Friday morning visioning session was how to make sure the community understands what the municipal airport is — and how to invite them in.
The city of Derby is working with the Kansas Department of Commerce and the developer regarding the pending litigation involving the Derby Shores development.
State commission hearings for Central Iowa Power Cooperative’s proposed Scott County electricity generating facility will take place in downtown Davenport next week.
The Human Empowerment and Restorative Diversion (HERD) program brings together community organizations and volunteers to provide long-term support to struggling youth in the area. The initiative provides each student in the program with mentorship and a personalized plan to meet their needs.
The annexation would move jurisdiction of the land from The Linn County Board of Supervisors to the Palo City Council.
$310 million in "transformational" projects could get Dubuque City Council support, featuring sports/recreation, retail, commercial, and housing projects.
Iowa County EMS will still respond when someone calls 9-1-1, but voters rejected a property tax levy meant to cover the service’s growing costs.
Cedar Rapids police and city leaders hosted a question-and-answer meeting Tuesday night on the department’s planned switch from Flock to Axon license plate reader cameras.
In particular, the state’s energy, stormwater, dam and wastewater infrastructure face significant challenges, according to the report by the American Society of Civil Engineers.
Governors and governors-elect in the four states bordering Indiana, as well as nearby Wisconsin, have either paused or expressed support for efforts to scale back their states’ data center sales tax exemptions.
Detroit-based Workhorse Group has reached a $10 million agreement with U.K. based Rhaelm Holdings to develop a modular data center system at its Union City.