With a task force vote set for July, city officials behind the Brooklyn Marine Terminal plan are touting what it could mean for the Red Hook community. The $3.5 billion proposal, co-authored by ...

Television personality Eric "Eruption" Tai lost an impressive 40 pounds in just three months, dropping from 255 to 215 pounds. He also revealed the secret ...

ELKHART, Ind. (WNDU) - The Elkhart City Council approved a new five-year master plan on Monday for the growth, improvement, and innovation of the city’s parks and recreation system.

With an average annual investment of $10 million, the city's new plan enables it to continue qualifying for Metro Prop C funding while ensuring that spending is optimized across all road conditions.

The city has called it both a health risk and an eye sore for its residents. Now, New Haven officials have a proposal to acquire the beleaguered former English Station power plant property, and ...

Tempers have flared at the Texas Capitol during the first in a series of public hearings to address a controversial plan to redraw the Lone Star State’s congressional map, with one candidate being ...

Expect aldermen to vote Aug. 5 on a plan that would keep the Beech Street homeless shelter open through March 31, 2026, thanks in part to funding provided by local ...

The Rapid City Council on Monday night gave its go-ahead to an America-themed destination district in north Rapid City. The vote was 8-2 to approve the project plan for Libertyland USA, cementing ...

The new Butler Rough Hollow Park in Lakeway will have a safer biking course and more shade as a result of community feedback the Parks and Recreation Department collected in October.

Grove City Mayor Richard "Ike" Stage vetoed a City Council resolution, which it overturned July 21, to restrict resources for Brookpark Middle School.

The Sioux City Council approved Monday rezoning property on the city's north side where the Iowa Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church was planning to build a worship site.

The Brickworks development project has advanced another step, as the Frederick City Council approved a forestation plan on 3.6 acres of the nearly 65-acre site.