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The Corpus Christi City Council approved a $1.5 million scour protection project to protect the Whitecap and Gypsy Bridges on Padre Island from underwater erosion, also known as scouring.

Cincinnati City Council is taking steps to improve transparency with the public regarding the funds from the Cincinnati Southern Railway sale.

The Fairbanks Library Foundation celebrated the near-completion of the Noel Wien Library’s construction and planned June 1 re-opening Tuesday while launching a community fundraising phase Tuesday night at the Pioneer

Proposal would add community and market gardens, greenhouses and vertical farming as appropriate secondary uses for a city Land Banking Fund used to buy property for economic development and low-cost

BAR HARBOR — Following a record-breaking meeting on Monday of six and a half hours that saw votes on 55 motions, the Warrant Committee presented its recommendations to the Town

Local parents spoke out Wednesday against the delay in construction of Prince Williams 14th high school during a School Board public hearing on the proposed budget and capital improvement plan.

The list reflects the next four years of major projects, as well as ones for later years.

Local parents spoke out Wednesday against the delay in construction of Prince Williams 14th high school during a School Board public hearing on the proposed budget and capital improvement plan.

The $70 million renovation to the face of UT received approval Wednesday from the Board of Regents to proceed to the next step of development.

The first workshop to discuss the Town of Ocean View’s proposed budget for the 2025 fiscal year will be held at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 27, at town hall.