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Monday marked a significant milestone in the $2.6 million downtown Sonora transit and lane widening project at the intersection of Washington and Stockton streets.

The Sisters City Council affirmed a commitment to preserving Sisters’ dark skies during their workshop on Wednesday, October 11. City of Sisters

Governor Wes Moore today announced $69 million in federal funding for two new programs to help more Marylanders access high-speed, affordable internet. Administered by the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development’s Office of Statewide Broadband, the two programs, Home Stretch for Public Housing and Home Stretch for Difficult to Serve Properties, are expected to provide internet access to an estimated 15,000 unserved Maryland households.

With homelessness on the rise and Cedar Rapids residents being in need of more affordable housing, here’s what candidates seeking Cedar Rapids City Council seats in Nov. 7 local elections had to say about improving housing access.

State's rebrand seeks to overcome negative perceptions about Connecticut and appeal to a younger demographic.

Brought by popular demand, Los Altos city officials have scheduled an “informational” meeting on the implementation of the city’s housing element, a plan that shows how Los Altos will provide

Geneva City Council members on Monday approved a zoning amendment to clarify where electric vehicle charging stations are permitted and to establish general design and maintenance standards.

CHESTERTOWN — It took the efforts of county, state, and federal governments to make Michael Lawrence’s dream of children learning in the outdoors a reality. The Sultana Education Foundation held

Applications are being accepted from organizations for the Community-Initiated Project (CIP) Grant Program, aimed at fostering community-driven projects in the heart of the Evangeline Corridor.

Bozeman has designated three types of short-term rentals.