City commissioners approved the fee hikes 3-0, with two members absent, as part of a wider budget package raising fire, water and garbage rates too.

Critics call it self-dealing: Paxton's company leased a hospital-grounds cell tower for years while he sat on that hospital's board.

County Council's unanimous new rule forces developers to hire locally or pay into a community fund — or risk losing future incentives.

The district says the new package would actually lower the average homeowner's monthly bill, even as state law forces tax-hike language on the ballot.

Commissioners voted 4-0 to send a jail, road, and elections package to McKinney voters in November — with a second $600 million college bond on the same ballot.

The Healthy Wisconsin plan targets a looming care crunch as the state's 65-and-older population keeps growing fastest.

An Instagram account born from a Midtown sprinkler ambush is pushing the city to crack down on locked-up public plazas across Manhattan.

SouthLake Church bought its Overlook Drive site for $3.25 million weeks ago. Now the district wants it for parking and classrooms.

City leaders say some small Milpitas businesses pay over 70 times more per employee than big corporations under the current system.

The August 15 summit at Trini Mendenhall Community Center pairs HOA boards with law enforcement to tackle e-motos, dues, and governance duties.

Standard household bills could climb from $559 to $685 by 2028, even as apartment collection rates fall sharply.

A Florida marketing firm founded by a former Hancock press secretary lost out on a $1 million Denver deal after councilmembers cried foul.

Roughly 40,000 signatures could put two policing measures before Houston voters this November.