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Contractors who remove debris and perform post-storm repairs are fighting over local government contracts that could be worth tens of millions in tax dollars. The skirmishes offer a preview of likely fights over local, state and federal funds that will be distributed over the next several months to help southwest Florida get back on its feet.

Contractors who remove debris and perform post-storm repairs are fighting over local government contracts in Southwest Florida amid Hurricane Ian cleanup.

US officials scrambling to clear debris and rebuild in aftermath of deadly storm are handing out massive contracts.

It has been a month since Hurricane Ian wiped out parts of southwest Florida. Now multimillion-dollar cleanup contracts are generating new tempests in the Category 4 storm’s wake.

It has been a month since Hurricane Ian wiped out parts of southwest Florida. Now multimillion-dollar cleanup contracts are generating new tempests in the Category 4 storm's wake.

Chef Art Smith and the staff at Reunion — his newest restaurant at Navy Pier — sent 200 dinners and 200 breakfasts to Chicago's newest Venezuelan migrants.

It's homecoming weekend at UMaine, so what better time to explore the mascot's history? A member of the Sigma Xi fraternity now dons the costume at UMaine events.

Leverage the dining opportunities in your host city to give your attendees an experience they’ll savor.

The Kentuck Festival of the Arts, known for its arts and crafts, has assembled a strong array of musicians and spoken word performers for 2022.

The boom in accessory dwelling units continues in North County but renters and homeowners say more work is needed to them affordable.