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Rockville, Maryland-based TM Associates plans to develop affordable housing at 100 29th St. and 311 33rd St. The company hopes to begin construction for the projects by Labor Day and expects construction to take about a year.

The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents voted Thursday to end its remote campus in Qatar, citing "heightened instability in the Middle East."

SALEM, OR -- A key piece of Governor Tina Kotek's homelessness reduction plan is moving forward in the Legislature. Two bills would spend $425 million to reduce homelessness. ...

TEXARKANA, Texas -- Community groups are teaming up to hold the Twin Cities first Minority Owned Business Expo and Makers Market on Saturday at the Texarkana Convention Center.

Darkness Into Light WalkHalf Tochar Group Walk on Easter MondayWaterbody Photo Competition

AVCOG Recovery Hub Grant Program focuses on businesses that received little or no government assistance.

Eva Clayton, the first Black Congresswoman from NC is out of public office but stays active and speaks out on the impact of ongoing issues.

Montgomery County’s homelessness situation and apparent lack of affordable housing is grave. These topics were the focal point of a conference that took place earlier this week at Bryn Mawr College. Hosted by the HealthSpark Foundation, the conference, "Meeting the Moment: Taking Action on Homelessness and Affordable Housing in Montgomery County” brought 250 people together with a vested interest in addressing these issues and brainstorming possible solutions.

THOMASTON — Hunting is allowed in the Thomaston Town Forest once again after the Select Board reversed its prohibition of all hunting activity on that property.

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide if local governments can punish homeless people who sleep or camp outside when no shelter beds are available, or if such laws violate the Eight Amendment's protection against cruel and unusual punishment.