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Leaders in emerging technologies have formed a coalition to bring a variety of sustainable transportation options to Tennessee. Partners of the coalition, named ReConnecTN, look to leverage the state’s regional

BOSTON — Members of the states congressional delegation are leading a push for more federal fuel assistance funding to help low-income energy consumers this winter.

More of Dubuque’s North End homes will soon be eligible for some of the city’s housing assistance programs.

Mayor Eric Adams’ budget cuts came under fire Monday by City Council members on the finance committee demanding he find other ways to close the city’s looming $7 billion deficit. 

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott, BUILD and the Greater Baltimore Committee (GBC) announced a landmark agreement to aggressively combat Baltimore City’s vacant

Euclid announced that it will be having a residential housing survey in order to determine the quality of housing stock throughout the city. The information that comes from the survey will then be used to shape future plans for demolition and to reduce property tax delinquency as well as what might be needed to support […]

PETALING JAYA: Women's and seniors' rights advocates have voiced mixed responses to the Cabinet reshuffle announced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

PUTRAJAYA: Two former ministers from previous governments have returned as deputy ministers in Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s unity government.

Also: Buchanan Street sees debut of Mexican restaurant; celebrity chef eyes Nashville

The support comes after a long list of attempts either to rent the space out or create a public-private partnership that would address the maintenance and management of the space.