Belfield council addresses water project disputes, mowing assessment and infrastructure funding
Council approves conditional payment for water project as officials seek resolution to leak, warranty disputes.
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Ray Richards Golf Course project has seen changes since its introduction. Here are details (with renderings)
Council president feels not everyone is aware of the changes or impacts of the proposed project. Some community members still worry about potential advantages against other businesses.
Council tackles infrastructure projects and property violations
ELK PARK — On Monday evening, July 12, Elk Park Town Council held its July meeting to discuss ongoing water and sewer repairs as well as following up with nuisance
Council Bluffs police arrest Des Moines man in connection to an online child predator operation
Council Bluffs police arrested a man from Des Moines in connection to an online child predator operation.
Des Moines man arrested in online child predator sting
Council Bluffs police arrested a man from Des Moines in connection to an online child predator operation.
Colorado Springs Gazette
Councilmembers rejected the proposed apartment land-use plan over concerns about adding to the traffic issues around The Classical Academy.
Council scales back paid parking enforcement until next meeting
The Sandpoint City Council voted to limit paid parking to Sandpoint City Beach and city lots, while parking kiosks in two-hour zones remain disabled until a revised motion can be presented at their next meet...
Council paraprofessionals bill breaks N.Y. law
We support the hardworking, low-paid paraprofessionals who assist students and teachers in the city's public schools. Their union’s leader, United Federation of Teachers President Michael Mulgrew, should s...
Council Bluffs library opens new chapter with visit from bestselling author Kristin Harmel
A new Council Bluffs Public Library series will bring four nationally recognized writers to the city between August and April, beginning next month with New York Times and USA Today
Council approves triplex project in old LaBelle neighborhood
The Inverness City Council unanimously approved land-use and zoning changes Tuesday, July 7, clearing the way for a six-unit residential project in the historic LaBelle neighborhood.
Council approves $10k perk for public school paraprofessionals
Mayor Mamdani says the measure violates state labor law, but it passed the City Council with a veto-proof majority.
Elected officials want DA to investigate rental fraud allegations after Gothamist report
Councilmembers Julie Won and Harvey Epstein called on the Queens District Attorney to act after a Gothamist investigation found a pattern of fraud accusations.
Council recognizes retiring Patrol Officer Shawn Sherwood
Elko Police Patrol Officer Shawn Sherwood is recognized for over 20 years of service during Tuesday
Council tables decision on application for Flock cameras, invites public feedback
After public discussion, the Council voted to table the decision so they could do more research and allow for public feedback.
Council approves tobacco moratorium, Olympic torch relay
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – City council had a special meeting on Tuesday to extend the pause on approving new tobacco retailers. They also approved an agreement for the Olympic torch relay for the 2028...
Learn about professional athletes who are native to Council Bluffs
The Nonpareil began to compile biographies of former professional athletes from Council Bluffs after a ceremony honoring 24 such athletes by the Iowa West Foundation on Jan. 20.
MidAmerican Energy natural gas rate hike proposed for Council Bluffs customers
Council Bluffs residents could soon pay more for natural gas after MidAmerican Energy requested a rate increase that would raise the typical residential bill by about $2.89 per month.
Court suspends the license of Council Bluffs lawyer charged with abuse and sex crimes
The Iowa Supreme Court has suspended the license of an Iowa lawyer facing criminal charges of sexually abusing a child.
Sewerage and Water Board, city leaders discuss funding needs at Lakeview pump station
Councilwoman Aimee McCarron and Director of Public Works Steve Nelson toured pump station 7 on Tuesday.
What to know about Council Bluffs winning tourism awards
The Iowa Travel Industry Partners recognized the Union Pacific Railroad Museum, the Pottawattamie Arts, Culture & Entertainment and Unleash Council Bluffs Executive Director Mark Eckman.
Councils’ natural hazard notices may leave some home owners without insurance cover
Home owners are being warned their insurance claims could be declined if their local councils deem their properties to be at risk of natural hazards....
Hartford council appoints new treasurer to embattled office. First came questions about transparency.
Michtom, noting that the treasurer’s job is usually an elected one, said it is important to consider the public perception
Kirkwood City Council to seek bids for outside forensic audit of its electric department
Council members are seeking the cause behind a $15.6 million Electric Department deficit.
Council considers open containers in downtown Chico
The Chico City Council regularly meets at 6 p.m. on the first and third Tuesday of the month at 421 Main St.; closed session starts at 5 p.m. Meetings are free and open to the public.