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Downtown Denver is seeing people return, but millions of square feet of office space remain vacant. A new report states that converting empty offices into housing and attracting new businesses could … more
Lee College received more than $395,000 between two state grant programs this week to expand and establish career pathway programs for junior, technical and state colleges. Anahuac ISD also received … more
Orchard Park is considering new zoning rules that could allow taller buildings and make hotel development more feasible near the Bills' new stadium, but concerns from residents have delayed … more
Dr. Jerome Larkin, director of the Rhode Island Department of Health, joined 12 News at 4 Friday as the state's flu vaccination campaign gets into full swing. more
Lee College regents adopted the 2026-2027 tax rate Thursday at 18.7 cents per $100 valuation. Although this is the same rate as last year, the approved rate will generate about $41.8 million in … more
Five Below, a specialty discount retailer, held its grand opening Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, with a long line of customers waiting to enter Baytown’s newest store. It is the second retailer to open at … more
A long line of fans waited for the chance to meet Ann Michael Maye, wife of Patriots Quarterback Drake Maye, at her meet-and-greet at Market... more
The ExxonMobil Baytown Events Center (EMBEC) could reach its next major milestone next week as the City of Baytown prepares to move the project from design toward construction. more
Woonsocket Mayor Christopher Beauchamp joined 12 News at 4 Friday to discuss why he is seeking another term and how he plans to address issues facing the city. more
Baytown’s two Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones could generate hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenue over the coming decades to help pay for infrastructure, redevelopment and other public … more
A Santa Rosa elementary school that has been shuttered because of district budget constraints was severely damaged by copper thieves and vandalism, authorities said. more
Colorado health officials confirmed on Friday morning the first child death from the flu this season. more
Could a new venue host NIOSA? The organizers explain what they need. more
Barry University announced it has secured $500,000 in state funding to implement a First Responder Risk Detection Training program. The program will improve the quality,... more
Winnie-Stowell Volunteer EMS will outfit a new ambulance with a power stretcher and autoload system designed to reduce injuries among emergency medical personnel and improve patient care, along with … more
A 36-year-old Arlington Heights man was ordered to remain in detention by a judge Friday after authorities say he killed his dog, Duke, with a hammer last month. He will remain in custody until his … more
Morgan County Sheriff's Office warned Fort Morgan residents that the inmate, 33-year-old Byron Roth, could be in the area and asked residents to avoid him and call the sheriff's office if they see … more
NEW YORK (PIX11) — Riders taking the J or M trains between Brooklyn and Manhattan during the weekends may need some extra time to get where they need to go Weekend track work is expected to begin … more
The U.S. Navy is a recipient of Lockheed Martin’s C-130J-30 Super Hercules aircraft, which will be at the forefront of the Navy’s Take Charge and Move Out mission. more
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- Attorneys for the state scored a win late last month as Ohio attempts to regulate prediction markets such as Kalshi. The 6th US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled unanimously … more
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