South St. Paul officials and a local animal rendering plant have reached a settlement aimed at stopping the persistent odors affecting residents. The agreement seeks to support the business operations while addressing community concerns about the odor.

As Mallorca braces for another surge of tourists, local activists are intensifying efforts to reclaim their island from the grips of overtourism. Organizing workshops and strategic sessions, they challenge a substantial government investment in tourism, citing rising living costs and a housing crisis as key concerns.

A 37-year-old man was fatally shot in Brooklyn’s Tompkins Houses, sparking a search for three suspects who fled the scene. The incident unfolds as NYC experiences a significant drop in its murder rate.

Baltimore’s 311 system handled over a million service requests in 2024, marking a 5% increase from the previous year. From rat infestations to potholes and parking woes, the data offers a revealing snapshot of the city’s most pressing issues.

As winter wreaks havoc on Burlington County’s roads, crews are working tirelessly to repair thousands of potholes caused by fluctuating temperatures and precipitation. Residents are urged to report problem spots to aid in the swift restoration of roadways.

Residents in Burnley’s Stoneyholme area are expressing outrage after photographs emerged showing rubbish dumped on several back streets. The issue of fly-tipping has sparked calls for action to address the illegal dumping blighting their neighborhood.

New Orleans experienced an unexpected chill on Monday, January 20, 2025, transforming its streets into scenes of surreal beauty. As a motorist drove through steam on Tulane Avenue, photographer David Grunfeld captured the rare moment that highlighted the city’s uncommon encounter with cold temperatures.

As temperatures drop in New Orleans, a homeless woman relies on eight layers of clothing to brave the cold streets of the French Quarter. Her story sheds light on the resilience of those facing homelessness during the winter months.

As winter’s chill descends on New Orleans, the city’s homeless population seeks refuge in warming shelters. A poignant image captures a homeless person making their way toward shelter in the French Quarter, highlighting the urgent need for community support during harsh weather conditions.

In the heart of New Orleans’ French Quarter, a homeless woman gathers her belongings after NOPD officers request she move on, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by the city’s homeless population.

As temperatures plunged to 32 degrees, a stark image of a homeless individual sleeping in New Orleans’ French Quarter highlights the enduring challenges faced by the city’s most vulnerable residents.

A school bus accident in Lake Township has led to a renewed call for driver awareness from the Ohio State Highway Patrol after three students suffered minor injuries. The incident, involving a Massillon man who rear-ended the bus, highlights the critical importance of road safety around school zones.

The Albert Lea City Council has approved a partnership with ISG to design significant upgrades at Snyder Field, including a new concession stand, bathrooms, and ADA compliance improvements. This decision marks the next step in the ongoing enhancements to the community sports facility, with construction planned for 2026.

Despite facing significant challenges, including the incarceration of a co-founder, the Bed-Stuy Aquarium’s organizers are pressing forward with plans to establish a permanent fish pond in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood.

Ann Arbor’s real estate market showcased impressive activity this week, with a home selling for over $1 million topping the list of sales. Seventeen properties changed hands, reflecting the city’s dynamic housing landscape.

Snow moving into the Chicago area on Friday could create slick conditions during the morning commute, with up to three inches expected south of the city. Meteorologists predict intermittent snowfall throughout the day, potentially impacting travel plans.

The global HDPE pipes market is projected to reach $25.68 billion by 2029, fueled by rapid urbanization and infrastructure investments. Demand from sewage and drainage systems, as well as the oil and gas industry, is propelling growth despite challenges like fluctuating raw material prices.

Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop proposes implementing New Jersey’s own congestion pricing, targeting drivers entering from New York City to fund transit infrastructure improvements. This comes as NJ Governor Phil Murphy opposes Manhattan’s congestion pricing, highlighting a political divide in approaches to regional traffic and transit solutions.

When East Toledo resident **Walter Castanedo** bought a neighboring house for just **$1,000**, he never expected to find **$10,000** hidden inside. His surprising discovery led to an act of generosity that’s resonating throughout the community.

An Orangeburg nonprofit is leading efforts to restore the historic All-Star Triangle Bowl, transforming a site of civil rights tragedy into a beacon of remembrance and community revitalization. Through grants and innovative projects, the city aims to honor its pivotal role in the civil rights movement.

In an effort to keep the community informed, courts-beat reporter Luke Taylor will now provide a weekly bulletin on local criminal activity reported by C-U police. The bulletin will focus on incidents in the Champaign-Urbana area, including the University of Illinois.