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ROCKLAND — If you’ve been hoping to test ride an e-bike or check out new e-tools, e-boats or EVs, you’ll find all that and more at the City of Rockland’s Electrification Expo, to be hosted on Saturday, Oct. 14, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Harbor Park...

 The automaker says it has not made a final decision to build the factory, despite $2.2 billion in state subsidies. Ford won’t say if UAW negotiations are a factor.

Some Loudoun County nonprofit leaders say they are concerned about the meeting the needs of local homeless people as the cold winter months approach.

Monday, city officials joined the police department for a beam signing at the new space for the police department.

Huge congratulations go out the graduating class of Western Nevada College. Head to the Mills Park Pavilion to witness your favorite Wildcat get their diploma. For an update on the downtown construction progress, head to Alatte inside the Carson Nugget for a Q&A with Q&D and Public Works. Go searching for ghosts at the Gold Hill Hotel.

The city of Norfolk is auctioning off vacant city properties in an effort to create more housing in the city

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - The City of Tucson was selected to receive a no-cost analytical tool and other resources to better understand the local real estate market.

Waukesha's Donnie Boy's Tap was shut down by building inspectors who called it dangerous and unfit for human habitation. Tenants in the building were kicked out of their apartments.

SHAH ALAM - The increase in domestic violence cases is a long-term impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, leading to various problems, including socio-economic issues. Selangor...

Parkside Neighborhood Preservation, an affordable housing property, has reopened in Fairmount Park near 42nd and Parkside after renovation. Mission First Housing Group, which develops and manages affordable and sustainable homes for low-income Philadelphians, completed the historic preservation of 8