Supreme Court upholds insanity defense 5th July 2006 In a 6-3 vote, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld an Arizona law that limits the use of insanity defenses.
New mayor brings peace and controversy 5th July 2006 The new mayor of Frederick, Md., has brought peace to a once-divided city council but not without some mistakes.
Beltline bonds readied 5th July 2006 The Atlanta City Council is considering the first round of bonds to finance the city’s Beltline project.
Jury convicts former Alabama governor 5th July 2006 A jury convicted former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman and former HealthSouth chief executive Richard Scrushy of bribery, conspiracy and fraud
New Jersey budget freeze closes casinos 5th July 2006 New Jersey’s government shut down has led to a temporary shuttering of Atlantic City’s casinos, potentially costing the state $1.3 million a day.
Balancing tax relief against tax revenue 1st July 2006 As gasoline prices rise, a growing number of states are considering lowering their gas taxes to ease the strain on drivers’ wallets. However, the choice
The buck stretches here 1st July 2006 Without a leasing contract, Graham County, Ariz., would have a difficult time replacing its old phone system. But by spreading the payments over five
Adding retirement options 1st July 2006 Phoenix began offering a supplemental retirement savings plan to employees last year to complement its long-standing 457 deferred compensation program.
NACo’s chief takes counties nationwide 1st July 2006 Educating presidential candidates is her top goal. In August, Colleen Landkamer, County Commissioner for Blue Earth County, Minn., will be named president
Pain at the pump 1st July 2006 In response to rising gasoline prices, several states have considered capping their gasoline sales taxes to ease the burden for their residents. While
Young Leaders Episode 4 – Cyril Jefferson – City Councilman, High Point, North Carolina 13th October 2020