Columbus, OH

The council said the bridge was structurally sound but had corrosion on its underside.

Popular footbridge to be replaced

A new multi-storey car park will make parking easier for commuters travelling by train from a rural part of West Yorkshire. The free car park at Steeton and Silsden railway station has space for 245 vehicles - an increase of 104. It is part of West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s £7m...

Multi-storey car park opens at railway station

A plan to build 39 homes on the edge of a town has been approved on appeal by the government's planning inspectorate. The development in Rushden was originally refused by North Northamptonshire Council after numerous public objections. The plot of land sits between John Clark Way and the railway line...

Plan for 39 homes in town approved after appeal

A historic market will be granted a permanent site if plans to regenerate a town are approved. Redcar and Cleveland Council has applied for planning permission to make "public realm improvements" at the heart of market town Guisborough. If agreed, the proposals would see the return of a market site...

Permanent market site pitched in town centre plans

Plans for a nine-storey block of flats near Derby Cathedral are set to be given the green light. Developers want to build 195 apartments on Full Street in the city centre. The cathedral previously warned the new building would "overwhelm" and hide the Grade I-listed place of worship. Revised plans...

Apartment block near cathedral set for approval

Thomasville, GA

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Vanishing Georgia

Thomasville’s Old Cemetery dates to at least 1842, based on burial dates, and is a microcosm of 19th century funerary art, ranging from exceptional vernacular memorials to grand marble obelisks and monuments. It is said to be the oldest cemetery in Thomas County, incorrectly, but it may be the oldest in Thomasville proper. The deed […]

The Old Cemetery, Circa 1842, Thomasville

Human remains that washed up on beaches have been confirmed as belonging to a missing man. Between 13 February and 8 April, the remains were discovered at Roker and Seaburn, in Sunderland. Northumbria Police said it had now confirmed they belonged to missing Newcastle man Roy Johnson. The force said...

Remains washed up on beaches confirmed as missing man

Kentucky State

Northern Kentucky Tribune

Kentucky’s medical cannabis program has taken significant steps toward ensuring those with qualifying conditions have access to medical cannabis as soon as possible, said Gov. Andy Beshear this week.

State to open licensing applications for medical cannabis businesses beginning July 1

The vehicle careered off the road in a 40mph zone, broke through a fence and crashed into a gym.

Fatal 100mph crash dad was 'begged to stop'

Boston, MA

When this commercial garage was built, Jefferson Street (also known as the Old Boston Road) was the first east-west paved highway in southwest Georgia. It later became US Highway 84. This was the era when automobiles were first becoming widespread and entrepreneurs were first establishing businesses to serve this new mode of transportation. It has […]

Garage + Ford Dealership, Circa 1920s, Boston

In late 1922, expert photographer Harry Burton joined archaeologist Howard Carter's team as they uncovered the tomb of Ancient Egyptian King Tutankhamun. Ten years later and with over 5,000 objects from the site documented, Burton had amassed an incredible record of photographs from that world-famous discovery. One particular photo from...

Tutankhamun: The first ever view inside the tomb

Police had spotted the van as it tried to avoid their patrol car in the early hours of Thursday.

Man arrested after cannabis plants found in van

Norwegian cyclist Andre Drege has died following an accident during the Tour of Austria on Saturday. The 25-year-old, who had been with Norwegian team Coop–Repsol since 2021, was fatally injured on the descent of the Grossglockner, Austria's highest mountain. A statement by the Tour of Austria said that Drege...

Drege, 25, dies after Tour of Austria accident

Parliamentary candidates were asked the impact on public services and the road network.

Fears town may not cope with 10,000 new homes

Jack Singleton's family says his death leaves a "massive void that can never be filled".

Family tributes to motorcyclist killed in crash

Meet the merpeople who made their fantasy a reality and swim beneath the waves, complete with fins.

Why are sea lovers dressing up as mermaids?

Plans to demolish the remains of a World War Two prison camp to build housing have been turned down. The former "Camp 53" near Wetherby housed Italian prisoners of war captured during the Allies' campaign in North Africa in 1941. The derelict camp at Kirk Deighton has been owned by...

WW2 prison camp will not be demolished for housing

Inspectors say no children have moved into the home since a suspension notice was issued.

Police investigation into children's home ends

About 15 caravans have grouped without authorisation near a paddling pool at the public park.

Police issue deadline to travellers to leave park

Virginia State

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Cheryl E Preston

Some Virginia fans of The Bold and the Beautiful said they were skeptical when Thomas Forrester (Mathew Atkinswon) asked Hope Spencer (Anikka Noelle) to marry him for a third time on Friday.

The Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers: Thomas was not sincere in his proposal to Hope on Friday

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Repair work set to begin at 19th Century station

Plans to repair the roof of the Grade II-listed building are approved by Shropshire...

Repair work set to begin at 19th Century station

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