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A deadly building collapse in Brooklyn has raised concerns about New York City's oversight of construction sites. Eight people died Wednesday when a three-story building fell into an excavation pit. Officials are calling for more inspectors, as the city's Department of Buildings has a 9% vacancy rate. Contractors at the site had faced previous complaints and lawsuits. City guidelines require permits and precautions for excavation projects, but it's unclear how often the site was inspected.
This weekend, November 13 through November 15, is all about new finds and new worlds to explore here in Western New York.
Food Network says Hi-Way Diner is the best diner in Nebraska, praising the Nebraska Parkway roadside eatery for its menu of “simple, homestyle cooked dishes” and vibe that harkens back
West Middle School Tori Albright was selected as one of four semifinalists for School Administrators of Iowa
The largest independent bookstore in all of New Mexico was not a bookstore at all when it first started out. The store
Every Friday, we take a moment to congratulate our friends and families here in Central Illinois who've passed major milestones in their lives.
Idaho News 6 sat down with 'Patticakes' to hear her thoughts on reaching 100, the advice she has for others, and why a little more kindness can go a long way.
Tim McGraw was scheduled to perform at the Hondo Rodeo Fest in Arizona on Friday but was unable to travel due to the nationwide ground stop.
Sneaker wave nearly sweeps child away at Cannon Beach as powerful swells hit Oregon Coast
Idaho high school football teams vie for a state championship spot this weekend, with top contenders facing off in crucial semifinal matchups.
HOPE Services Hawaii on Tuesday hosted a blessing ceremony and open house for the Kani Le‘a Permanent Supportive Housing Program, a newly renovated three-story apartment complex offering permanent supportive housing in West Hawaii.
The Hawaii County’s Office of Sustainability, Climate, Equity and Resilience (OSCER) will host the second annual La‘au Love Fest from 9 a.m. 2 p.m. Saturday at the West Hawaii Civic Center.