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Developer A.R. Building is building 102 market-rate apartments.

After being held in an allegedly filthy, crowded home in Brick, Daisy the bloodhound was reunited with her Tennessee family.

Ocean County animal shelters are housing about 190 cats and dogs seized from what authorities describe as a "puppy mill" in Brick. Heres how to help.

Brick police have arrested two in connection with an illegal puppy mill operation. Police said the animals were being kept in inhumane conditions.

Jamie Hammonds has been documenting homeless encampments across Austin for half a year, and has found hundreds.

WATERTOWN — City Council deliberated for just over an hour on Tuesday night to go over parts of the “once in a lifetime” budget proposal.

The City of Austin will look into why 'slow down' signs that were put up on West Oltorf by neighborhood residents were taken down by Code Enforcement.

The South Jacksonville Board of Trustees is considering a new solar ordinance. 

BELFAST — The Belfast City Council will hold its regularly scheduled public meeting Tuesday, Jan. 4, at 7 p.m. and address an agenda that includes a discussion of the draft of City of Belfast employee COVID-19 response policy, among other topics...

The Fremont City Council will vote to approve a six-month service contract with Institute for Building Technology and Safety for building inspection services at its meeting Tuesday.