Toronto’s offices are emptying out. The city wants to know what to do with them
The City of Toronto is turning to residents for guidance on what to do with its empty office space as vacancies continue to rise.
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The Red Carpet Looks That Left Us Buzzing About This Year's BET Awards
The BET Awards are back and as “culture’s biggest night,” we cannot ignore fashion’s place in the conversation.
Atlanta mayor pledges to aid businesses harmed by water outages as he looks to upgrade system
ATLANTA (AP) — Atlanta’s mayor on Wednesday pledged support of a plan to spend $5 million to reimbursing businesses for losses during water outages in the city since Friday, as he promised an assessment of the city’s infrastructure and to deploy monitors to detect leaking pipes.
American veterans depart to be feted in France as part of 80th anniversary of D-Day
ATLANTA (AP) — Hilbert Margol says he didn’t look on himself as a hero when his U.S. Army artillery unit fought its way across Europe during World War II. But he will be feted in France as one of 60 American veterans of that conflict traveling to Normandy to mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings.
Downtown Atlanta water service disrupted, forcing business closings and water boil notice
Atlanta officials were slowly repressuring the city’s water system Saturday after corroding water pipes burst in downtown and Midtown, forcing many businesses and attractions to close and affecting water service in area homes.
FBI agents raided the office and business of a Mississippi prosecutor, but no one is saying why
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — The FBI on Wednesday raided a local prosecutor’s office and business in Mississippi’s capital city, although officials declined to say whether Hinds County District Attorney Jody Owens is suspected of wrongdoing.
Model Claims Diddy Sexually Assaulted Her And Quashed Her Career
Crystal McKinney said in a lawsuit filed Tuesday that Sean “Diddy” Combs sexually assaulted her and curtailed her modeling career more than two decades ago.
Severe Storms Kill At Least 4 In Houston, Knock Out Power To 900,000 Homes And Businesses
HOUSTON (AP) — Fast-moving thunderstorms pummeled southeastern Texas on Thursday for the second time this month, killing at least four people, blowing out windows in high-rise buildings, downing trees and knocking out power to more than 900,000 homes and businesses in the Houston area.
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