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The CEO of Fords EV battery supplier says the company is well aware of complaints among workers about mold exposure.

Residents in the area have been frustrated for months about inconsistent bin pickups and trash blowing onto other people's properties.

Emergent Solar Energy, a leading provider of renewable energy solutions, has launched its latest commercial project, a 210-kilowatt, roof-mounted solar installation, at the Indianapolis headquarters of Abel Construction Company, near the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Members of the 98th Field Maintenance Squadrons engine shop — once stationed at Lincoln Air Force Base — have met annually for reunions. But this year may be their last.

Kacy Jackson has decorated Louisville with over 50 murals and counting.

Baptist Health announces plans for new outpatient care center The five-story office building will house physician practices, urgent care, surgery center, physical and occupational therapy and a retail pharmacy. Author: Taylor Weiter Updated: 6:35 PM EST January 11, 2021 LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Baptist Health Louisville has announced plans to build a new outpatient care center at what is now the Breckenridge Inn. The center will be near its Kresge Way campus, located ...

DAYTONA BEACH — When the coronavirus pandemic sent the Florida economy into lock-down mode in March, the Daytona Beach City Commission voted to temporarily waive building permit fees to keep the local construction industry going. "We wanted to keep people working if they could do so safely," said then-City Commissioner Rob Gilliland. "What we were trying to do was help the little guys." Some small businesses were helped by the waiver. But the biggest beneficiary by far was the areas cur...

Margaritaville is biggest beneficiary of Daytonas building permit fee waiver Clayton Park, The Daytona Beach News-Journal Latitude Margaritaville draws newcomers to Daytona Beach Replay Video UP NEXT DAYTONA BEACH — When the coronavirus pandemic sent the Florida economy into lock-down mode in March, the Daytona Beach City Commission voted to temporarily waive building permit fees to keep the local construction industry going. "We wanted to keep people working if they coul...