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Most cities require homes and businesses to have parking. That drives up housing costs, foster car dependency and raise carbon emissions.

2024 is shaping up to be another historic year for AI development and deployment, with no corner of the world unaffected. Four main trends will be of particular consequence in the coming months: the transformative power of generative AI, the diversity of multimodal AI, the uptake of AI by consumers and the assaults on truth by deepfake AI.

It's a move that sounds drastic if approved by the Dallas City Council; businesses, apartment complexes and home developers would no longer be required by the city to also build parking. But one councilman says that doesn't necessarily mean your parking headaches will get worse.

According to a new report released Tuesday, there is insufficient licensed child care to meet the needs of working families in Utah. Licensed child care program capacity is only sufficient to serve about 36% of...

MARTINSBURG — A variety of service projects kept volunteers busy Tuesday for United Way of the Eastern Panhandle’s 29th annual Day of Caring.

Sedalia Police Reports For September 11, 2023.

Sedalia Police Reports For September 11, 2023.

The mayor used a colorful comparison to argue the city's finances will sink under a bloated budget if residential taxpayers are not given real relief. The majority of his colleagues were not persuaded to act right away.

Senior Dallas City Planner Michael Wade says the parking problem is really a matter of driver habits and expectations that stem from a long-outdated city approach dating back to the 1950s. Now, he says many cities want to turn parking lots back into parks or housing and to encourage other forms of transportation.

GENESEO – The Livingston County Sheriff’s Office has issued a statement clarifying the circumstances around the release of a Pavilion man after a series of incidents in Livingston County, including