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The lettering along Brunswick and Ochterloney Streets will be refreshed at the end of July.

Lots of people were angry after a three-vehicle traffic incident on Quinpool Road, and several people disobeyed police orders, but only one person got tasered.

Day two of the HRP constable’s review board hearing gets into the details of how a car accident on Quinpool Road became the scene of a violent arrest.

Decals were recently added to cover 72 feet out of 2,400 feet of guard rail.

Halifax Regional Police constable Nicole Green drags her victim before a police review board in hopes of clearing her barely tarnished name.

Nova Scotia’s May 19 pandemic report shows an increase to 24 deaths while new infections keep dropping, and the premier isn't saying why.

Concerns about plans for the old Lakewood Hospital site arose at a special joint meeting of the Planning Commission and the Architectural Board of Review on May 17.

At a May 23 meeting Roswell City Council hired a full-time economic development director, approved a proposed increase to the citys budget for Roswell Inc and activated a new Roswell

A $122 million budget could be adopted by the City of Port Huron during Monday's regular session city council meeting. The spending plan will be for both the City of Port Huron and the Downtown Development Authority. According to City Manager James Freed it is largely unchanged from the previous year. The city also plans to spend more of their federal American Rescue Plan (ARP) windfall. $175,000 will go towards façade improvements in the downtown area via the DDA. Another $380,000 is slat...

The spring installment of the live music series Downtown Alive! comes to an end Friday. Downtown Lafayette still has more in store for music lovers