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Abortion-rights advocates are suing the Texas attorney general over the ability to help Texans seek abortions in other states.

The best transit in America connects densely populated areas with lots of foot traffic, but it doesn’t always have to follow the development.

The partially constructed fence was highly debated between the homeowner and a next door neighbor.

North Brainerd homeowners are squabbling over a partially constructed 6-foot tall fence on a corner lot.

Brainerd City Council members passed the code after revisions from the Planning Commission.

The six-month moratorium prohibits the conversion of dwelling units in the R-1 residential district to green space or parking lots.

Annexing, eventually developing 1,984 acres could shape north-central Indian River County. Several questions should be asked before its too late.

A growing consensus among scientists says the world has only until the end of this decade to avert catastrophic climate change.

Quint Studer will present the results of Santa Rosa Countys first-ever Quality of Life survey at a CivicCon event April 18.

Brainerd's Northside Neighborhood Association has a three-phase plan to improve the park.