Cities

The project is one of the most significant capital investments in senior facilities the township has made in years, serving thousands of older adults on fixed incomes.

The decision tests whether a small Pennsylvania city, just four years out of state financial oversight, can afford to keep its public amenities alive.

The town's library, serving 27,000 residents, is getting its interior modernized as libraries across Connecticut grapple with buildings designed for a very different time.

The project continues a decade of reinvestment in one of Connecticut's largest municipal parks, as cities statewide trade expensive pools for free, lifeguard-free water play.

The long-vacant Cabot Street landmark has become a test case for whether North Shore cities can make historic preservation pencil out financially.

A 100% federal cost share means South Carolina's Upstate city keeps nearly $111K it would otherwise owe under standard disaster aid rules.