A yearslong tango over easements and mortgage issues ultimately forced Adirondack Mountain Club to walk away from Cascade Ski Center ...

Yearslong hang-ups over a state grant reimbursement partially led to the Mountain Club putting the 200-acre property up for sale.

Old Town is “as good as it’s ever been,” according to property owner Sal Perdomo. Yet, there’s always room for improvement, which is why Old Town leaders are exploring a new tool to keep the historic ...

Port St. Lucie created a community trust to acquire and preserve undeveloped land, with initial plans that include 273 acres ...

For about two years, a sign outside the Cascade Welcome Center near Lake Placid highlighted a success: a state grant helped the Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK) purchase the property, to be a ...

The house at 1103 Calvin Avenue in East Nashville had for years been home to The Groove, a fixture in Nashville’s record store scene. Now, it's gone.

Thirty three crape myrtle trees will be removed as part of the Baptist Hospital demolition, but none of the trees are live ...

Displacement of long-time residents of working-class neighborhoods — many of them communities of color — is a hot-button issue across the U.S.

City Council’s unanimous decision came after little public discussion despite overwhelming opposition over the loss of the former U.S. Vegetable Breeding Lab.

Brevard County settles a decade-long lawsuit for $3 million, bringing new homes, a marina, and flood control to Merritt Island.

WASHINGTON — Illinois-based attorney Christopher Cohen’s loves talking about his father. Wilbur Cohen, a professor-turned-dean at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, was the first employee of the ...

Mapping Capital Concentration in a $65 Billion Economy BUSINES | THE INDEPENDENT | Uganda’s private capital class is expanding faster than its capital markets. In an economy where public equity ...