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A jury has ordered a US property developer to pay over US$860m (£690m) in damages to the family of a woman killed when a tower crane collapsed onto her apartment in Dallas, Texas.

The jury found Greystar Development and Construction LLC guilty of negligence.

From the trial’s start, attorneys for the crane owner and the general contractor/developer have each argued that their respective clients bear no responsibility for the collapse.

Planning documents for the "Hub on Campus" show a 150-unit apartment building could be built on the original Copper Cellar site by June 2026.

The potential upside of the MBTA work is tremendous, including safer rides and faster connections. But there’s a big “if.”

In this special report, journalist Gennady Sheyner takes a deep dive into Peninsula downtowns and how some cities have transformed theirs using a powerful 1970s planning tool.

In this special report, journalist Gennady Sheyner takes a deep dive into Peninsula downtowns and how some cities have transformed theirs using a powerful 1970s planning tool.

Many cities on the Peninsula and around the Bay Area that are relying on precise plans to transform their downtowns. Those who have successfully implemented such plans agree that the key to making them work is a lot of effort upfront.

Many cities on the Peninsula and around the Bay Area that are relying on precise plans to transform their downtowns. Those who have successfully implemented such plans agree that the key to making them work is a lot of effort upfront.

HOUSTON — A construction worker claims the failure to barricade the trash chute he was repairing caused him to get hit by falling debris.