De Soto officials plan to limit the use of the city’s shooting range after a few residents complained about how frequently it is used. Police …
De Soto city officials have adopted an ordinance to deal with graffiti, which is starting to become a problem in the city.
Funding for the Amtrak platform is included in the $16,744,515 budget the De Soto City Council recently approved for the new fiscal year, whic…
De Soto city leaders and business owners are busy making plans for Thursday, Sept. 12, when the world’s largest operating steam locomotive com…
The city of De Soto will soon purchase and demolish four flood-prone homes, using funds from the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program.
Clarke Street soon will be repaved.
When it comes to happenings around De Soto, City Manager Todd Melkus is rarely caught off guard.
De Soto city officials have agreed to sell 53.76 acres of undeveloped land along Vineland School Road to developer Platinum One Properties in …
De Soto city officials have agreed to buy a fine screen for its wastewater treatment plant and hire a contractor for a stormwater project on H…
Nearly half a million dollars in federal funds have been allocated to buy out a handful of flood-damaged homes in De Soto.