Don't use this as an opportunity to reopen debates on housing density or road widening.

A block of Ninth Avenue can’t reopen until the colorful design is gone. The center has tried graffiti remover and pressure washers, but the work is ongoing.

Investigations focus on how underwater anode cables, which carry a low-level electrical current, might have killed fish — and how many of which species died.

Big cities aren’t adding population. But smaller river cities that are regional centers may be the future of American urbanism.

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From chem trails to data centers, conspiracy theories are distracting from the real stakes of what’s happening in our community.

State-run last-resort insurance plans push rates up for everyone, and they reduce incentives for fire-resistant homes and development. The plans can’t substitute for long-term solutions.

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A Flock presentation shows the company planned to use around 350,000 Uber, Lyft, and delivery drivers to collect license plate data for its surveillance system.

By Wednesday, detectives had corroborated evidence indicating he started at least four of the 25 fires he had described, prosecutors said in a memorandum.

The man suspected of starting Spokane's devastating wildfire confessed to detectives he planned to start the blaze two weeks in advance, according to court records.

"The vehicle travels to Michigan frequently which is a known source state for marijuana as it is legal there," a probable cause justification reads.