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Annaleine Reynolds says she was stunned to learn a home was mistakenly built on her property in Hawaii. She was further shocked to learn she was being sued after she refused to swap her land for another parcel.

The country needs greater regional connectivity to employ its people and stop the exodus of its youth.

A legal fight has ensued between the developers and the landowner due to the monumental mix-up.

Several outdoor recreation projects in County Cork are to avail of grants of up to €30,000 under the latest Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Scheme (ORIS) funding announced on Thursday, March 28.

North Carolina, already home to two big projects, added more electric vehicle investments than other state since August 2023, new report says.

Core royalty platform on track; received GSK royalties of $69.6 million for fourth quarter Achieved net product revenues of $19.7 million for the fourth quarter of 2023 representing 35% year on...

The City of Seward continues its search for the best way to pay for a new $32 million wastewater treatment plant. The city council approved an agreement Feb. 20 with Short Elliott Hendrickson …

Effective, affordable antimicrobial drugs aren’t moneymakers. Can non-profit organizations pick up the slack? Effective, affordable antimicrobial drugs aren’t moneymakers. Can non-profit organizations pick up the slack?

About $1.134 million is available for developers and those looking to undertake new housing or housing rehabilitation projects in Seward County through the Rural Workforce Housing Fund. The …

Petsource’s 70,000-square-foot expansion marks the latest milestone in a rapidly growing company. The Scoular-owned company produces freeze-dried pet food.