Streetcar information meeting, Tyson Foods plant closure, ‘Shine the Light on Hunger’ campaign results
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St. Paul solar trash cans meant to cut litter and labor
As you walk around downtown St. Paul, you might notice recent updates to a sidewalk staple. The trash…
It might become SF’s third-tallest building. And it’s now one step closer to reality.
City officials have approved plans for what would be the third-tallest building in San Francisco, planning department records…
Body found in dumpster, West Omaha crash causes power outage, Food pantry Javi’s tacos
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CT mansion called ‘masterpiece’ with spectacular views
If anything, Daniel Burgio of William Raveis Real Estate was actually understating the case when he said the…
TMH-FSU merger, golf course sale prompt community pushback
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — As groups like Tallahassee ALERT protested the proposed partnership between FSU and Tallahassee Memorial…
Portland approves plans for Maine’s tallest building
The Portland Planning Board has unanimously approved plans for a 30-story mixed-use tower at 45 Union Street, clearing…
Harney Street bridge to reopen, Trump endorses Gov. Pillen, power outages in metro
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Man dead after being hit on I-80, OPD searching for wanted man, man shot in back of Uber
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With the Rothko Pavilion, the Portland Art Museum opens itself up to the city
Walking up downtown Portland’s Southwest 10th Avenue on a rainy late fall day, your head down against the…
San Francisco’s youngest billionaires are betting on a new kind of job boom
Brendan Foody is excited about the future. He said so the moment we stepped into Lands End —…
Leaders address mental health and addiction before midterms
MAKENNA. JERRY, THIS MEANS TONIGHT, THE WARE CENTER IN DOWNTOWN LANCASTER WAS FILLED WITH PEOPLE LOOKING TO IMPROVE…