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City Council to Vote on Controversial West End Zoning Change
City officials will decide tonight whether to approve a zoning amendment that would permit high-density residential development in the historic West End district.
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City Council approves $12 million light rail expansion
The downtown transit system will grow following a Tuesday night vote aimed at reducing commuter congestion.
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City Council approves $12 million for emergency Main Street Bridge repairs
Following a 5-2 City Council vote Tuesday, $12 million in bond funding will be used for emergency bridge repairs starting with lane closures next Monday.
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Boil Water Advisory Issued for Eastside After Major Main Break
Thousands of Eastside residents are under a mandatory boil water order following a major water main break that disrupted service early Wednesday morning.
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City Council to Vote on Downtown High-Density Housing
Local officials will decide tonight whether to approve a zoning change that would permit a new high-density apartment complex in the historic downtown district.
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City Council to Vote on Downtown Warehouse District Redevelopment
Local officials will decide tonight on a proposal to transform the vacant warehouse district into a mixed-use residential and retail hub.
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Main Street Bridge to Close Monday for Emergency Repairs
Thousands of morning commuters will be diverted starting next Monday when the Main Street Bridge closes for emergency structural repairs.
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City Council Approves Affordable Housing and Park for Downtown Lots
Three vacant downtown lots will be transformed into a mixed-use affordable housing complex and a public park following City Council approval on Tuesday.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
The City Council will decide tonight on a $12 million proposal to expand the downtown transit hub in an effort to reduce traffic congestion in the central business district.
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School Board to Finalize New Policy on AI Use in Classrooms
The school board will meet tonight to establish a district-wide framework for the use of generative artificial intelligence in local classrooms.
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Council to Vote on $15 Million Mill District Redevelopment Plan
City Council will decide tonight whether to approve a proposal that would bring mixed-use housing and a new public plaza to the historic Mill District.
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City Council Approves Accessory Dwelling Units to Combat Rising Housing Costs
A new zoning ordinance approved by the City Council on Tuesday allows for the construction of accessory dwelling units in single-family neighborhoods to increase affordable housing options.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Boost for East End Road Repairs
The City Council will decide tonight whether to approve a $12 million budget increase to accelerate the repair of deteriorating residential roads in the East End.
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Water Main Breaks Leave Three Downtown Blocks Without Service
Utility crews are working to restore service to three downtown city blocks after a series of water main breaks occurred this morning.
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City Council to Vote on Property Tax Increase for New Recreation Center
Council members will meet tonight to decide on a controversial proposal that would raise property taxes to fund the construction of a new municipal recreation center.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial High-Density Zoning Change
Local officials will decide Tuesday night whether to allow high-density residential developments in neighborhoods previously reserved for single-family homes.
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City Council to Vote on $12 Million Downtown Transit Hub Renovation
A proposed $12 million plan to modernize the aging downtown transit hub with electric bus charging stations and improved pedestrian access goes before the City Council Tuesday night.
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School Board to Debate Controversial Redistricting Plan Tonight
The board will consider a proposal to shift hundreds of elementary students from the city's oldest district to the newly built Northside Primary School.
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School Board Approves District-Wide Smartphone Ban
The school board voted unanimously to prohibit student smartphone use during instructional hours starting next semester.
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Water Main Break Shuts Down Lanes on Main Street, Floods Downtown
City officials are urging commuters to avoid the downtown corridor this morning following a major water main break that has flooded several intersections and closed two lanes on Main Street.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Downtown Plaza Renovation
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, the City Council greenlit a $12 million project to revitalize the historic downtown plaza with new green spaces and expanded pedestrian walkways.
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City Council to Vote on $12M Downtown Sewage Overhaul
Local officials will decide tonight on a $12 million proposal to upgrade aging sewers in the downtown district to combat recurring seasonal flooding.
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City Council Approves $12M Bond for Library, Youth Center
The City Council voted Tuesday night to authorize a $12 million bond to expand the municipal library and build a new public youth center.
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Main Street Bridge Renovations Begin Monday; Traffic Delays Expected
City officials are urging drivers to plan for significant delays starting Monday as long-awaited work begins on the Main Street Bridge.
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City Council Approves High-Density Zoning for Historic Downtown
In a 5-2 vote on Tuesday, the City Council approved a new zoning ordinance that allows for high-density residential development in the historic downtown district.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial Downtown Rezoning Tonight
Local officials will decide whether to allow the development of high-density apartment complexes within the city's historic downtown district.
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City Council Approves $12M Downtown Transit Hub Expansion
The City Council voted Tuesday night to invest $12 million in expanding the downtown transit hub to reduce traffic congestion and improve accessibility for commuters.
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Major Water Main Break Disrupts Downtown Traffic, Businesses
City crews are working to repair a water main break on Oak Street that has forced downtown businesses to close and diverted morning traffic since 5 a.m.
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City Council to Vote on $15M Waterfront Redevelopment Plan
The proposed project would invest $15 million into the historic waterfront district to create three new public parks and a pedestrian promenade.
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City Council to Vote on Controversial High-Density Zoning Tonight
Local leaders will decide tonight whether to allow high-density residential developments in neighborhoods previously zoned exclusively for single-family homes.
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City Council Approves $12M Overhaul of Historic Downtown Library
The downtown library will receive a new digital media wing and expanded youth services following a 5-2 City Council vote Tuesday night to approve a $12 million renovation.
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City Council Approves $12M Boost for Downtown Revitalization
The additional funding will support the creation of new pedestrian walkways and expanded green spaces, with projects expected to be completed by next spring.
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City Faces Backlash After 15% Water Rate Increase
City officials are drawing criticism after announcing that residential water rates will jump 15% to fund emergency pipeline repairs.
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Water Main Break Shuts Down 5th Avenue, Leaves Hundreds Without Service
Three city blocks remain closed and hundreds of downtown residents are without water following a major water main break early this morning.
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City to Invest $12 Million in East End Water Main Replacements
The project aims to resolve chronic pipe bursts and improve water quality by replacing aging infrastructure throughout the East End.
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City Unveils Plans for Downtown Waterfront Revitalization
A new initiative announced Tuesday will bring three public parks and a pedestrian promenade to the downtown waterfront by 2026.
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Mandatory Outdoor Watering Restrictions Begin Friday
The municipal water board is implementing new restrictions on outdoor water use to combat an unexpected seasonal drought.
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City to Vote on $12M Transit Expansion for Northern Suburbs
Local officials will decide tonight on a $12 million proposal aimed at increasing public transportation access for residents in the city's underserved northern suburbs.
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City Unveils Plan to Tackle Medical District Traffic
City officials are introducing a new traffic mitigation strategy this morning to alleviate congestion caused by the expansion of the local medical district.
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City Council Approves $12 Million Downtown Transit Center Expansion
In a 5-2 vote Tuesday night, the City Council approved a $12 million expansion of the downtown transit center to accommodate growing commuter traffic.