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The city has hired a contractor to finish demolishing a once-popular Longview restaurant.

The time is fast approaching when the City of Crystal River will decide whether to go forward with foreclosure proceedings at the abandoned shopping plaza that has been referred to

Housing is becoming less affordable for everyone, and it’s putting the most pressure on the city’s low income communities.

Community activists believe most city leaders and departments are on the side of developers

County code compliance officers will soon be getting new vehicles and new colleagues after the Kern County Board of Supervisors approved the grand jury's recommendations for improving the department.

A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Monday; rush of new homes available; tackling card surcharges, supermarket costs still up sharply, pockets of debt jump, swaps & NZD flat, & more

Boerne Utilities notified its water customers that Stage 2 water restrictions would take effect as drought and continuous triple-digit temperatures affect the region. The restrictions will begin Aug. 7, 2023.

Is consumer confidence in general insurers worse than ever?

A bookstore has reopened its community fridge after being told to shut down by the City of Dallas earlier in July.

It was not until Jeane Franklin saw surveyors on her road in South County that she discovered a cannabis grow would be moving in next door.