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Again. Some towns have measured 51 inches rain. Since the storm began and the situation has become more dire for many in the city and across south texas. As of last night there have been nearly 19,000 water rescues across texas. The death toll has now climbed to nine confirmed but the images of the missing are circulating across social media. Among those killed was a Houston Police officer, Sergeant Steve perez. The chief of police spoke about how he died and how he lived yesterday. Unfortunately in the darkness Sergeant Perez drove to an underpass thats about 16 1 2 feet, drove into the water...

As a scholar of urban governance and data policy, I viewed the responses to protests on U.S. campuses as about more than threats to academic freedom and freedom of speech. They are also threats to the fundamental rights of people in public spaces. The protesters’ tactics, particularly their use of…

The City should be doing more.

Small businesses are especially hurt by unmitigated decay, urban blight and a filthy environment in Los Angeles, writes Michael Levine.

In 1999, the Charleston Municipal Auditorium was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Simply put, “historic” means “old and worth the trouble.” It applies to a building that’s