The 1977 sign survives a narrow 4-3 council vote as Grace Chapel turns the old Boot Barn into a 1,000-seat sanctuary.

No new bargaining dates are set after the union and school board traded blame for a mediation session gone wrong.

Peachtree Circle's push for historic protections is on hold until supporters can win over two-thirds of property owners by September 8.

Texas has collected over $15.8 billion from cigarette makers since 1998, but only a sliver funds programs to stop smoking today.

The Padres are testing whether fans would back the team weighing in on city politics after feeling shut out of parking and wage decisions.

The Bayonne City Council voted 5-0 to launch a dedicated code enforcement division, splitting the city into inspection zones.

A Miami-Dade judge found three council members interfered with a public works discipline matter, though Sunshine Law claims fell short.

A new emergency order gives utilities 120 days to learn what foreign hardware must go — while transformer waits already stretch past two years.

The claim lands as Israel's Shin Bet faces backlash for denying opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot a security detail.

Maureen Hosty and Janet Schlake log hundreds of hearings a month, watching a Kansas City court where judges deny 95% of asylum claims.

City leaders are eyeing a 65-gallon cart discount for single-person households as trash bills climb toward $26.61 a month.

Austin Central Library hosted a rally as council members push to shield local collections from state pressure.

A three-year mail gap in downtown Lahaina could become permanent, and local leaders say a 30-minute Zoom meeting is not enough public input.