The $43 million broadband BOOT II program is set to transform access for more than 10,000 rural homes in Bastrop County.

Mayor LaToya Cantrell says stopping construction tied to the program could increase costs and delay projects, despite concerns over the use of the city funds.

Industrial construction is booming, with more than $98.1 billion worth of projects under construction and another $119.1 ...

The Somerset Hills Education Foundation (SHEF) has awarded $15,646 in 2025-2026 classroom grants to innovative educational ...

The North Valley Community Foundation has awarded $154,985 in new grants to aid recovery projects in the Camp Fire footprint.

The Palermo Drainage Cleanup Project in Butte County has begun, funded by the California Department of Water Resources Sustainable Groundwater Management Grant Program. This project aims to clear 1.7 ...

The City of Columbia will begin work at the Lady Street Parking Deck, located at 1100 Lady Street, in January 2026. The ...

The Cuyahoga Arts and Culture board of trustees announced a total of $12.9 million in grants for 2026, supporting more than ...

Discover how the Works Progress Administration (WPA) transformed American employment by creating 8.5 million jobs from ...

Christmas came early for the 146 Unit 4 and District 116 teachers behind a host of innovative new projects, care of the ...

For over 50 years, Jerome Lewis helped build UD's nationally recognized public affairs programs in the Biden School and ...

Famously, Bill Belichick has not. After twenty-four seasons as the head coach of the New England Patriots—the highs and lows ...