Blair County’s chief clerk/county administrator is returning to her former job, leaving commissioners again searching for their primary assistant who oversees day-to-day operations. Sherry Socie, who ...

Just weeks after requesting a state audit to investigate possible misappropriations of town funds, the Blountsville Town Council says their 2025 budget is incorrect and must be completely redone.

OTTAWA COUNTY, Mich. — The Ottawa County Clerk's Office announced it will not continue contracting local clerks for the management of early voting precincts in the upcoming 2026 election cycle, a ...

The Bexar County Courthouse is continuing its tradition of hosting free wedding ceremonies on Valentine’s Day.

Those seeking public office in Plaistow, N.H., have until the end of the month to declare their candidacies. Among available seats include two, three-year terms on the Board of Selectmen and one, ...

Love will soon be in the air with Valentine’s Day approaching, and it’s also a time where many couples consider the possibility of marriage. If that’s something you and your significant other are ...

“The answer is he does not. He has the authority as the highest executive of the Federal Government to pardon federal convictions. As the highest executive of State Government only Governor Polis has ...

The city of Riviera Beach announced plans to implement paid parking across Ocean Walk and the Marina District. City council records show the plans have been in the works for months. In April of 2024, ...

Councilmember Stephanie Virgen was the lone member to oppose the appointment, saying her vote was due to concerns she heard from city employees.

As lawmakers considered a bill to ban ballot drop boxes, county clerks stood by the security of Wyoming’s elections and a decades-long interpretation of state law.

Getting your TABOR check is now easier than ever in Mesa County. The system itself was set up to give extra money back to the community and now, Mesa County set up a hotline to answer any questions ...

Cotati City Council member Kay Rivers, one of Sonoma County’s few openly gay elected leaders, resigned abruptly this week, surprising colleagues and residents alike. Rivers handed her resignation ...