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Midland · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Midland public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Get ready for a new entertainment complex in Midland! The city council and Cinergy are teaming up to build it, and it's expected to create more jobs and bring a lot of fun to town.
Heads up, Midland! Big road and utility projects are underway, and they're going to take time. Get ready for some traffic headaches and detours as the city works to improve things.
Neighbors are pushing back against a special zoning exception the city council is considering. They're worried about what it could mean for their community and are making their voices heard.
The city is finalizing its spending plan for the next year. This budget determines funding for everything from police and fire services to parks and road repairs.
Midland County commissioners just swore in County Judge-elect Jay Marquez early to fill the seat left vacant by a suspension. This means he takes the helm months ahead of his original January start date.
Midland County Judge Terry Johnson is off the clock with pay after being indicted for allegedly leaking private info online. The county is now scrambling to find a temporary replacement to keep the courts running smoothly.
A bar fight in Midland escalated into a shooting early Sunday morning. Thankfully, off-duty police officers were on the scene and apprehended a suspect, preventing further violence.
Get ready for higher water bills! Midland is looking to increase drainage fees, and residents are already voicing their concerns. Expect a lot of debate before any final decisions are made.
Get ready for some traffic headaches, Midland! New safety measures are coming to deal with the crowds expected when the new Costco opens.
Midland's got a new digital plan mapping out its future! It's all about long-term vision, so take a peek and see what's coming down the pipeline for the city.