The City of Dallas has leveled up its post-election game by introducing an eco-friendly strategy for political sign disposal. To marry environmental consciousness with civic participation, Dallas residents can now take their political yard signs to any of the city’s three transfer stations. According to the City of Dallas, the program runs until November 30,...
On an early October morning, Lake Havasu City Police Department’s Special Investigations Unit made an arrest following a traffic stop that led to a significant methamphetamine seizure. According to a press release from the department, 52-year-old Lake Havasu City resident Raymond Martinez was pulled over in the vicinity of SR95 and Retail Center Boulevard at...
Kingsport Parks and Recreation is hosting a Turkey Bowl flag football event on November 23 at J. Fred Johnson Stadium. The event invites participants to join in a fun gridiron showdown as part of the Thanksgiving celebrations, according to the City of Kingsport. The one-day football tournament, a throwback to past events, will take place...
The dining landscape in Southwest Ohio is shifting as a Hamilton County magistrate approved the eviction of four more Frisch’s Big Boy restaurants today, padding the total to ten evictions in recent weeks, as reported by FOX19. The affected locations include 7706 Beechmont Ave. in Anderson Township, 11990 Chase Plaza in Forest Park, 5351 North Bend...
Residents in the Sacramento area are advised to stay vigilant as critical fire weather conditions continue to pose threats due to the combination of gusty north winds and dry air. The National Weather Service in Sacramento, CA, has steadily kept a finger on the pulse of changing weather patterns, signaling a Red Flag Warning that...
In a move to provide aid to those affected by the recent tornadoes, Oklahoma City is setting up two outreach offices this week to guide residents through the maze of social services and rebuilding information they now face. The offices, located at Harmony Christian Church and Windwood Free Will Baptist Church, will be open from...
In a move to bolster accountability and operational efficiency, the Las Cruces City Council recently green-lit an expanded budget for police technology. On Monday, Nov. 4, amidst a regular session of lawmaking and civic discourse, councilors gave the nod to an amendment raising the contract value with Axon Enterprises Inc. by $446,625. This amendment will...
As Veterans Day approaches this year, Miami-Dade Transit is ensuring its citizens can to freely move about the city. The Department of Transportation and Public Works (DTPW) has confirmed that on Monday, all Metrobus, Metrorail, and Metromover services, including MetroLink and MetroConnect, will operate on regular weekday schedules. This decision facilitates access to various events...
Grand Prairie entrepreneurs have an opportunity to weigh in on the city’s business landscape, courtesy of a recent initiative by the local government seeking input to create a more equitable corporate playing field. At the heart of this effort is a disparity study spearheaded by MGT Consulting Group, designed to capture business owner experiences across...
Don McLaughlin Jr., former mayor of Uvalde, is leading the race for Texas House District 80 with 63% of the vote and 66% of precincts reporting. McLaughlin, who resigned as mayor in 2023 to run for the state legislature, has focused his campaign on border control, property tax relief, and school choice. This marks a...