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Zoning Reform Approved The Council voted 4-3 to approve a package of reforms that consolidates 27 commercial and residential zones into six mixed-use categories, largely differentiated based on ...

The English monarchy and aristocracy placed a premium on the Floridas, given their strategic role in protecting the British sugar trade in the Caribbean ... Steve Carr, an advocate for preservation of ...

In Louisiana, there's so much history and culture to explore, especially in these seven offbeat towns. Find out why World ...

If you're prepping to make a cobbler, it matters which peach you pick. Here's how yellow and white peaches can differ and why what's on inside counts.

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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine overnight approved Ohio's $60 billion two-year operating budget after penning 67 line-item vetoes. DeWine left intact plans to create a flat, statewide income tax rate and use ...