The NRP Group is ranked among the top three multifamily developers by the Austin Business Journal, with more than 7,500 apartment homes across 25 developments in the Austin area, with several hundred ...

Calloway County Fire and Rescue responded to a structure fire approximately one mile east of Hazel on State Line Road East on March 3, determining someone was still inside the ...

A Hawaii women’s emergency shelter in Hilo operates without county fire inspections and without required bedroom escape exits, even as it receives new public funding. On Thursday, a Hawai'i County ...

A former Victorian cell block that was converted into a modern family home is on sale for $1 million. The Guard House in Southend-on-Sea, Essex, was built in 1856 as the Cell Block of Shoebury ...

Carpinteria’s Architectural Review Board (ARB) unanimously granted preliminary approval to the Surf Cottages Condominium project, located at 4716 7th St., at the board’s Feb. 26 meeting.

Winona needs housing, but parking has long been a limiting factor in where new housing can be built. The Winona Planning Commission recently supported reduced parking requirements for studio and ...

The Tolleson City Council recently received an update regarding its Housing Study, detailing the community’s housing needs and various strategies to respond to them. The study used data from recent ...

A new report says Rhode Island Catholic clergy abused hundreds of children for decades, while church leaders minimized the scandal.

Austin prides itself on being the “Live Music Capital of the World,” but residents of the Texas capital could find themselves ...

Transgender Utahns fighting efforts to further limit their access to housing and gender-affirming medical care are getting encouragement at the Capitol this year from supporters with hugs, snacks and ...

In 2000, Annie and Laurie Attridge travelled to Andalucía in southern Spain. There, they found a plot of land for sale in the hills around Monte Chinchirina, studded with blossoming almond trees and ...

The Pipes and Drums Band of the Edmonton Police Service is coming back to Butte Monday-Tuesday, March 16-17, for performances as part of the city's St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.