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The East 38th Street corridor on the city’s northeast side is the eighth Lift Indy neighborhood.

INDONESIA and Malaysia have partnered to rejuvenate cities in sustainable and equitable ways.

Premium bus companies are betting that Americans will abandon the image of the rumbling, cramped bus as the transport of last resort for the cash-strapped and embrace long-haul coach travel.

The city is calling for private developers to redevelop the old City Hall parking lot that has sat for decades with the goal of revitalizing the area.

A Nashville woman is pleading for help from the Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency. She's in need of a bigger space.

Start-up travel companies are hoping more Americans will embrace the concept of sleeper and luxury coaches. Just don’t call them buses.

Applications for affordable housing at J. Henry Hale Apartments will open Wednesday at noon. Anyone currently on the waiting list for these apartments will need to reapply.

Nashvilles Council will vote on a request to allocate $50 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds toward homelessness relief efforts in Nashville.

Requests are out for redevelopment ideas in the Twin Aire neighborhood. The city of Indianapolis has two properties it wants to find development solutions for.

The city has been in a nearly 10-year legal battle over the Towne and Terrace complex near the intersection of 42nd Street and Post Road.