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The first Missing Middle case to be heard in Arlington Circuit Court was dismissed last week, but legal fees in another lawsuit against the county continue to balloon. The dismissed lawsuit related to a pair of planned six-plexes in Alcova Heights, approved after the Expanded Housing Option changes. A judge struck the suit down on

Arlington's efforts to take a privately owned property on Columbia Pike are attracting mounting criticism. An Arlington County Board candidate, the Arlington View Civic Association, an anti-Missing Middle group, and the property's conservator have all taken aim at ongoing eminent domain proceedings at 1802 Columbia Pike. The county hopes to demolish the home for traffic

The American dream of owning a home with a fenced-in backyard for 2.5 children and a dog to play in is out of reach for many of Oklahoma’s lowest-income families.

The Indian Medical Associations chief, Dr. R V Asokan, criticizes the lack of focus on health post-Covid, describing it as an "orphan" issue. He highlights the inadequacies of the Ayushman Bharat scheme, citing poor structure and funding. Asokan advocates for increased government investment in public health infrastructure and human resources, emphasizing the need for a basic healthcare package for all citizens.

County government requests for extensive documentation in a Missing Middle lawsuit have expanded to include an outspoken critic who's helping to fund the suit. Attorneys representing Arlington County contacted Dan Creedon, one of the founders of the anti-Missing Middle group Neighbors for Neighborhoods (NfN), with a broad subpoena last week. The request includes: All communications

Man Beaten and Robbed -- "4600 block of S. Four Mile Run Drive. At approximately 3:42 p.m. on April 24, police conducted follow-up on the late report of an assault. The preliminary investigation indicates at approximately 1:00 a.m. on April 21, the male victim exited his parked vehicle when an unknown suspect approached, assaulted him

After strong objections from the vast majority of community leaders in the south metro, the Minnesota state Legislature will be pumping the brakes for now on what is known as

Cities need more “missing middle” housing. A new startup aims to help real estate developers build it.

Ottawa’s latest policy proposals around the overheated rental market, including a renters’ bill of rights, are helpful, in spite of criticism that it is overstepping into provincial jurisdiction