Yellowtail Drive rezone passes second of three approvals
Sheridan City Council members unanimously approved the second reading of an ordinance Monday to rezone approximately 26 acres of property on Yellowtail Drive.
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County GOP supports 25% increase in timber harvest
GRANGEVILLE — Getting behind federal directives to increase national timber harvests, the Idaho County Republican Central Committee (ICRCC) at its Oct. 20 meeting voted to support Executive Order 14225, de...
44-year-old to serve 25-to-life sentence for rape of teenager
A Boise man was sentenced to life in prison with no parole for 25 years after pleading guilty to raping a 14-year-old girl in his care, according to the Ada County Prosecutor’s Office. The court noted the...
Potential $965K county property tax hike sparks public concern
MANTI—The Sanpete County Commission has taken the first steps toward raising property taxes in order to generate just under $965,000 in additional revenue for employee compensation. Under Sanpete County's...
Supreme Court Rejects Trump Bid to Block Counting of Disputed California Ballots
A one-line order from the justices ends a monthlong fight over roughly 20,000 ballots the administration wanted set aside, closing out the case on the eve of the vote.
Tehama supervisors approve rent stabilization
The Tehama County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday on a rent stabilization ordinance for mobile home parks, the culmination of a long process of listening to residents, presenting options and d...
Archbishop of New York joins lawsuit against state’s assisted suicide mandate
The Archbishop of New York joined four orders of Catholic nuns and a few Catholic healthcare ministries in a lawsuit against the state of New York’s assisted suicide mandate that forces healthcare provider...
News 101: When a story is ‘news’
Your son earns his Eagle Scout Award. Your church hosts a bake sale. Your councilman’s fence violates city ordinances. But is it news? Learn what makes a happening “newsworthy” and get tips on working...
LA chemical plant on short leash from state regulators as neighbors continue to protest its operations
The state board ordered regulators to rethink the Phibro-Tech permit, but the LA County hazardous waste plant stays open.
Sanitation fees to increase in Orange 1 MIN READ
Residents will soon see a higher charge on their sanitation bill beginning in November. City leaders approved an ordinance for a sanitation rate increase recently. Currently the city is in […]
Our Blood Institute launches ‘Magic of Giving’ holiday campaign
Throughout November and December, Our Blood Institute is inviting donors to "experience the Magic of Giving," a holiday campaign "celebrating the extraordinary difference an ordinary act of generosity can ma...
Pawnee throws off No. 3 Pawhuska in 36-12 upset, closing in on district title
Pawnee coach Karey Jones knew he needed to set the tone and steal a possession, so he ordered an onside kick on the opening kickoff.
Archery ban fails in McAlester but hunting in city limits illegal
McAlester City Council failed an ordinance that would ban all archery within city limits.
Multiple factors working against hiring employees
The summer season at the Bozeman Trail Steakhouse was hard. Understaffing meant the restaurant’s employees and owner Mandy Tuma had to band together, working overtime in order to maintain service.
Bail doubled for former Husson professor, prosecutors call case ‘unusual’
Houck was ordered to follow a number of conditions, including no contact with minors, staying off Husson’s campus and remaining at least five miles from any school.
New Mexico man sentenced for inappropriate online communication with Louisiana child
A New Mexico man arrested for suspected internet child sex crimes in Louisiana has been ordered to spend more than three decades behind bars.
Bloomington proposal would ban artificial superintelligence
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — A proposed Bloomington ordinance would prohibit distributing or deploying artificial superintelligence in the city. The Common Council could lift the ban only after making specified saf...
High court suspends Hilo attorney 1 MIN READ
The Hawaii Supreme Court on Friday entered an order immediately and indefinitely suspending Hilo attorney Charles Michael Heaukulani from the practice of law in the State of Hawaii for his failure to coopera...
Big plays power Mavericks to lopsided win on Halloween
Explosive plays were the order of the day at Stocker Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 31, as a total of seven touchdowns of at least 40 yards were scored as the
Large youth parties swamp Central Marin police
The gatherings included at least one intoxicated minor and a violation of the social host ordinance.
St. Louis police first responder drones expected to fly by Friday
The St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners is expected to approve a special order governing the use of drones as first responders at its meeting Wednesday. The department says they will help officers with s...
Hattiesburg City Council opens discussion on kratom ban
Hattiesburg City Council Vice President Jeffrey George presented a draft ordinance to start the discussion of a potential ban on kratom.
Renewed calls for Capo’s closure after stabbing: ‘Most dangerous bar in the county’
A Pittsburgh City Councilperson and several South Side businesses are asking the Allegheny County District Attorney’s Office to seek a court-ordered closure of Capos on Carson after a person was stabbed in...