PORT HURON, MI — The Port Huron City Council unanimously approved a $113,000 plan Monday, March 23, to inventory the city’s trees and develop a long-term forestry management strategy aimed at ...

About 0.6 miles of the 2-mile-long southern pier in Manatee County closed in October due to damage from Hurricane Milton. The Sunshine Skyway northern fishing pier is seen in St. Petersburg in 2023.

Dollar Tree will open 400 new stores in 2026 and close 75 locations as the value retailer continues its move to a multi-price strategy, with more items priced in the $3 to $5 range. The strategy ...

Thane: The Thane Municipal Corporation (TMC) revived its Heat Action Plan ahead of the peak summer months, bringing back measures such as installing green shade nets and water fountains at major ...

The organizing committee for the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh released an environmental and sustainability plan for Allegheny County aimed at minimizing waste and boosting the region after what ...

09:15, Sun, Mar 8, 2026 Updated: 09:15, Sun, Mar 8, 2026 A backbench Labour MP has called for asylum processing centres to be established overseas to stop the small boats migrant crisis. Jo White, who ...

A developer's plan to chop down a "nationally significant" tree has been blocked by Bradford Council. Persimmon Homes had applied to fell the 72ft (22m) ash on a field off Bolton Road in Silsden – ...

Public Works Director Paul Brazil emphasized during the Feb. 10 meeting that his staff was still in the preliminary stages of planning. While council members liked the idea of adding shade trees to ...

WPTV's Joel Lopez has been working to find solutions and took your questions to Tommy Strowd, director of the Lake Worth Drainage District, to learn what it would take to save this massive tree. It ...

Dozens of trees along Farmington Avenue in West Hartford’s Town Center are scheduled for removal later this month. It’s the next step in the town’s $10 million revitalization project for the Center.

Want to help Fort Lauderdale? Plant a tree. Fort Lauderdale needs to plant up to 276,000 more trees by 2040 if it wants a 33% tree canopy, meaning one-third of the city would be shaded by tree cover.