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With wreckage from the Key Bridge cleared, authorities restored the federal channel to its original 700-foot width and 50-foot depth, providing a moment of hope after a painful period in Baltimore.

With wreckage from the Key Bridge cleared, the original 700-foot wide and 50-foot deep shipping channel reopens, boosting hopes for an economic revival.

With wreckage from the Key Bridge cleared, the original 700-foot wide and 50-foot deep shipping channel opened Monday, boosting hopes for an economic revival.

Updated: June 5 This page will be updated as new candidates file for election. Thanks to a charter reform measure passed by voters in 2022, Portland is getting a new form of government, and it will come with a brand new districting system. In November 2024, Portlanders will vote for City Council members in one of four districts across the city, with three councilors per district. Here's who's running in District 3, which is located...

Bill Walton played basketball, soccer and Frisbee at Wallace Park, on NW 25th Avenue, during his days with the Trail Blazers.

West Coast Fever have regained top spot on the Super Netball ladder with a thrilling 71-68 away win...

Ping Tom Park in Chicago's Chinatown was once a rail yard and is now a beloved public space. The neighborhood's last park was razed in the 1960s.

Cowra's Lachlan Valley Rail received $4,500 to buy a sandblasting cupboard, boosting efforts to restore historic railway parts.

As warm weather months get underway, thousands came out for a 2-mile peace march in the Chatham neighborhood.

Parks Local Option Levy brings the city a full slate of free movies, concerts (including pop icon Sheila E), Free Lunch + Play, the third annual East Portland Summer Arts Festival, and more