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Blackmon, a former city councilmember, is using St. Pete's urban revitalization as a model to tackle projects in downtown Sebring.

Florida legal experts responsible for creating, overseeing and administering wills and trusts are using the latest technology to streamline and improve the efficacy of their estate practices.

The foreclosed properties were put into receivership in May after the lender sued to collect $73.8 million in debt still owed by the Point Ruston developer.

The facility will be used for testing Yamaha products.

A Selig executive said the company is working with the city of Seattle to “promptly address the outstanding balance.”

In spring of 2019, a construction worker died by suicide on a high-profile project in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. The incident prompted safety professionals from The Builders, a chapter of the AGC (then called The Builders’ Association), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and area contractors to create a task force dedicated to reducing the rate of suicide in the industry, which has the second-highest rate of any industry.

Four years ago, conversations about mental health in…

Austin City Council approved a $2.5 million contract with management consulting firm McKinsey meant to jumpstart reforms to the city's site plan review process. The end goal is to make the process more efficient and lower housing construction costs.

This Tesla facility opened in 2022 after the building was renovated.

New lighting means “there are no dark corners,” said one Unico leader.

Austin City Council has approved a $2.5 million contract with management consulting firm McKinsey meant to jumpstart reforms to the city's site plan review process. The end goal: to make the process more efficient and lower housing construction costs.