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Lowndes County approves $1.1B in tax breaks for data center, shuts down public comment
Cloverleaf Infrastructure plans to start building Project Red Clay, which has been highly protested by local residents, at the start of 2027.
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1mMike Vrabel shares positive injury updates on A.J. Brown, Christian Gonzalez ahead of matchup vs. Jets
The Patriots are getting healthier as they prepare for their Week 6 matchup against the Jets.
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2mFormer ABC anchors marry 4 years after explosive scandal cost them their jobs
The couple met in Sept. 2020 when they began working together as co-anchors on ABC’s daytime news program “GMA3: What You Need to Know.”
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4mTough love, competition driving Michigan’s defensive tackle room
Defensive tackles coach Larry Black wants his players to leave their feelings at the door and focus on getting better.
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3mGood Company Wings moving to Little Italy, closing Battery Park location
CEO Will Hollingsworth says the company is already scouting a West Side replacement near the original Battery Park restaurant.
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3mBirmingham seeks state laws to fight blight and homelessness in 2027 legislative agenda
The city is seeking legislative support for a housing trust fund, mandatory vacant property registries, and expanded authority to acquire neglected properties.