News 5 things to know today: ‘Threatened litigation’ over John’s Repair shop in Fargo prompts city meeting February 28, 2023
News Fargo mayor to settle John’s Repair shop dispute short of legal action David Olson February 28, 2023
News ‘Threatened litigation’ over John’s Repair shop in Fargo prompts city meeting David Olson February 27, 2023
News Fargo City Commission will meet privately to discuss dispute with business owner Jim Monk February 27, 2023
Press Release Report Finds Major Errors, Budget Concerns in Roseau Lake Project Estimates Dan King February 8, 2023
News Zoning Police Cover Tattoo Artist in Bureaucratic Ink Erica Smith Ewing & Daryl James February 8, 2023
News Owner of small auto repair business in Fargo challenges city closing order Paul Jurgens February 6, 2023
Press Release Public Interest Law Firm Warns Fargo Officials Not to Shut Down Decades-Old Auto Repair Shop Dan King February 6, 2023
News Series: Will A Constitutional Challenge Of Mandatory Inclusionary Zoning Work? Roger Valdez January 12, 2023
News Zoning Police Continue To Find New Ways To Punish the Poor Erica Smith Ewing and Daryl James January 11, 2023
News Small business owner wins zoning battle, but legal issues still loom Rick Brundrett January 10, 2023
Press Release Public Interest Law Firm: New Braunfels Homeowners Challenging Short-Term Rental Ban Deserve Day in Court Dan King December 22, 2022
News Meridian struggles to find consensus on housing code changes Carolyn Komatsoulis December 21, 2022
News Libertarian legal group teams up with Central District family to mount another challenge against Seattle’s Mandatory Housing Affordability program Capitol Hill Seattle Blog December 16, 2022
News A tale of two cities: How two Florida towns are handling the tiny home movement Meghan McGlone December 14, 2022
News Meridian told her she couldn’t stay in her tiny home. She sued. What just happened Rachel Spacek November 7, 2022
News Judge: Pa. law requiring real estate license for Airbnb managers unconstitutional Michaelle Bond November 6, 2022
News Michigan drone photography privacy dispute returns to court – yet again Bruce Crumley November 1, 2022
News Displaced Meridian tiny home resident argues she should be able to stay in home during court case Margaret Carmel October 30, 2022
News Michigan Supreme Court could decide warrantless government drone spying lawsuit Scott McClallen October 30, 2022
News Michigan Court Allows Town To Use Drones To Snoop Without Warrants. One Couple Is Suing. Scott Shackford October 30, 2022
