The Federal Emergency Management Agency made available more than $6 million in funding across two Kentucky flood-related projects.

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Britain said on Thursday it would remove a mandatory pre-application consultation requirement for major infrastructure ...

A look back at the 2011 N.J. girls soccer season.

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Nearly three years after the devastating Lahaina wildfires, officials announced Thursday what they call the first commercial ...

QTS Data Centers has promised to not seek property tax incentives from Bessemer for its $14.5 billion hyperscale development, ...

Pax-I, which will be one of the largest data centers in Pennsylvania, received preliminary plan approvals for the second of ...

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A UW La Crosse senior is combining two passions—archaeology and tattoos—into a groundbreaking research project that's ...

Ohio will spend more than $700,000 to help two Springfield-area communities clean up and prepare contaminated properties for ...