To the editor: Kaptur knows needs of her district

From her mother’s union activism to her father’s small business, Marcy Kaptur’s life story underscores why residents in Ohio’s district continue to place their faith in her. Immigrant roots, community planning experience, and a deep connection to local needs shape her enduring appeal.

To the editor: Kaptur knows needs of her district

New Orleans City Council bans data centers for a year after concerns over potential development

The New Orleans City Council has approved a one-year pause on data centers following concerns about new development. The measure aims to give officials time to evaluate the impact of large-scale tech projects in the city.

Would a new Mississippi River bridge fix Baton Rouge traffic? Here’s what officials are debating.

Baton Rouge drivers are accustomed to congested roads and long commutes. Now, local officials are debating whether a new Mississippi River bridge will change that reality. While some see it as a crucial step forward, others remain unsure of its true impact.

Would a new Mississippi River bridge fix Baton Rouge traffic? Here’s what officials are debating.

North End neighbourhood gets chance to view plan for former Tolko Mill site (Kelowna)

Mixed reactions greeted the unveiling of the final proposed master plan for the old Tolko Mill site in Kelowna’s north end. Several hundred residents attended a public viewing, where they explored the site’s transformation and shared feedback with representatives from the developer.

Here’s what the data says about impact of NYC congestion pricing

New data sheds light on how New York City’s congestion pricing is affecting bridge traffic and commute times. Understanding the tolling program’s impact is crucial for residents and policymakers alike.

One dead as rains choke India’s tech capital

Torrential rains have swamped parts of Bengaluru, India’s tech capital, resulting in at least one death. The deluge has brought to light long-standing infrastructure failures in a city that has expanded at breakneck speed.

One dead as rains choke India’s tech capital

Detroit is slowly sinking, scientists warn — but it’s not what you think

Detroit is sinking, but not for the reasons you might expect. A new study examining the nation’s largest cities reveals surprising factors behind the Motor City’s gradual descent.

Detroit is slowly sinking, scientists warn — but it’s not what you think