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The newest levee in the Baylands aims to protect the citys critical infrastructure from sea-level rise, provide a refuge for endangered species and serve as a model for other cities and wastewater districts.

It seems that we are chasing our tails in this ongoing concern about Sisters growth with endless meetings and letters to the editor that accomplish

A virtual presentation from the Jackson Growth Alliance, which involves Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Innovation and Economic Development Office, is set for Wednesday, April 5, to help area businesses prepare to apply for millions of dollars in Illinois Back to Business grants.

Sea level rise is forcing cities around San Francisco Bay to weigh demand for new housing against the need to protect communities from flooding. Builders say they can solve this dilemma with cutting-edge civil engineering. But no one knows whether their ambitious efforts will be enough to keep newly built waterfront real estate safe in coming decades. Meanwhile, developers are busy building — and telling the public that they can mitigate this one effect of climate change, despite mounting evi...

THE STRUGGLE AGAINST the criminalisation of homosexuality is at least 500 years old. In the ongoing case of Dausab v the Minister of Justice, the Namibian High Court has to decide whether or not laws that criminalise sodomy among men are unconstitutional or not.

Company will also create 25 jobs this year

The latest funding will help Galway-based medtech Bluedrop more than double its current headcount of 17 to 42 this year.

"We haven't had a young person who has previously been picked up for driving offences re-engage with police...

Two development companies are seeking city approval to rezone multiple parcels between West 79th and West 86th streets just west of Interstate 465 as the site for a $500 million mixed-use development.

Feature: Gazan artists fight against social discrimination, violence through theater performance-