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University Park in Worcester will receive improvements with a $1 million grant from the state and federal government.

The Metropolitan Transit System's Board of Directors Thursday selected the spot for the agency's all-electric bus operations and maintenance facility in the...

Eighteen Baltimore cultural institutions will receive $2 million from the city over two years to improve their physical spaces, Mayor Brandon Scott announced Tuesday.

The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department announced a $100M fund that will provide for the replacement of lead service lines in the city.

A slew of state and federal grants is bringing Detroit closer to eliminating lead water pipes.The city has received $100 million, enough to replace nearly one-fifth, or 15,000 lead service lines over the next three years, according to a news release on Thursday from the Detroit Water and Sewerage…

The MTS's Board of Directors Thursday selected the spot for the agency's all-electric bus operations and maintenance facility in the Ridgeview-Webster area.

According to the City Council agenda for next Tuesday, up for consideration is a water rate increase of 6.25% and a sewer rate increase of 3% for a combined rise of just under 5%. 

"It’s just going to be a long, hard road to recovery," Commissioner Ron Cutsinger said on Monday.

(PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY GOVERNMENT) -- A small gathering, including Prince William Board of County Supervisors Chair At-Large Ann Wheeler and Neabsco District Supervisor Victor Angry, Prince William County staff, and the public, met recently for a ribbon cutting at a new sidewalk along Gemini Way.

Oakland Mills High School, which opened in 1973, has never had a full HVAC replacement; the last major renovation to the building was in 2005.