Staffing is a concern being brought to light by the president of the Wilson County Firefighters Association as the county’s growth continues to put significant demand on emergency services.

On Friday, the planning commission heard nearly three and a half hours of public comment when it came to their new land use ...

Illegal dumping is becoming an increasingly expensive problem for McLennan County, with the latest incident on Wilson Road ...

WILSON COUNTY, Tenn. (WZTV) — The Wilson County Sheriff’s Office cited nearly 60 students during the first month of school- ...

The North Dakota Association of Counties (NDACo) elected new leadership to its board of directors this week at its annual ...

Hookerton Fire & EMS responded to a two-car motor vehicle accident at 7:51 p.m.The incident occurred with one vehicle ...

After a lengthy delay in the bureaucracy of county government, redevelopment of the perennial project in my neighborhood — ...

Once the agreements are finalized the properties will be transferred to the county’s parks and recreation department, ...

The Alpena County Board of Commissioners, in partnership with the Alpena County Sheriff’s Department, is proud to announce ...

Wilson County’s firefighters say staffing levels are putting both crews and the public at risk and they’re calling on county ...

Two Republican commissioners on the Passaic County Board of Elections have told the attorney general’s office that they want ...

Crews spent hours Thursday cleaning up over 1,000 pounds of garbage illegally dumped on Wilson Road in Waco, according to ...