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No official suspect has been named, and there have been no arrests. At least one council member says hes tired of wondering how prepared and concerned council should be.

HANNIBAL — The planned replacement of the Third Street viaduct in Hannibal by the Missouri Department of Transportation was a point of discussion and action by the city council during

If you're on your way to or from South Buffalo, you'll have to drive through Tifft Street on your way, but it won't be easy.

Tom Watson, who taught at Columbia College for 40 years, was as enmeshed in the fabric of Columbia as a person can be.

On average, the costs have nearly doubled in the Houston region over the past year, according to ElectricityPlans.

The Charlotte Area Transit System may have the Silver Line light rail share tracks with the Lynx Blue Line through uptown. That would save money and increase ridership, the transit system said.

Margaret Alexander, affectionately called "Mother Margaret," died in her sleep last Friday at the age of 97. Her son Kelly Alexander Jr. talks about her legacy.

Residents of West Hill and South End neighborhoods hope speed humps will slow Albany...

Bayonne has rejected a payments-in-lieu-of-taxes (PILOT) agreement with a redeveloper for a rundown gas station just beyond the Route 440 overpass that runs

A southeast Grand Rapids economic development startup has chosen the fiduciary partner for its capital campaign that will launch Monday.