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Officials advance zoning changes for casinos

Amid ongoing staffing challenges across city government, leasing up income-restricted apartments has become, by some measures, an even longer process.

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The Legal Aid Society and attorneys for the Adams and Hochul administrations will meet this week for a court conference in an ongoing case around the city’s obligations to provide shelter to those in need.

If he's against levying a city income tax, a wealth tax and a financial transactions tax while chopping 9% out of the police budget, the new mayor should say so, loudly and unequivocally.

The 22-year-old became the first Galashiels Boxing Club fighter to qualify for a final after wins over Glasgow’s Rob Roy Boxing Club’s Sohaib…

Through a new study, researchers from the University of Birmingham have established that there are distinguishable stylistic differences between the language used in real and fake news.

Crain's reporter Jack Grieve talks with host Amy Guth about the Chicago to Michigan bike trail that recently cleared its last major fundraising hurdle.

Crain’s reporter Jack Grieve talks with host Amy Guth about how hotels are looking to rebound in business travel with new and sometimes unusual offers.

The reported pending sale of the Townsend Hotel in downtown Birmingham to a well-known Oakland County businessman won't be without its challenges moving forward, assuming the deal finalizes.