In a unanimous vote during this week's regular city commission meeting, Sarasota city commissioners approved a request to fly ...

As politicians worldwide scramble to appeal to working people, this city in northern England has a claim to be the birthplace ...

For decades, the small sultanate of Oman has lured travelers with its deep ties to tradition and its tranquil desert quarter.

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FUMING residents of a "third-world city" plagued by mountains of disgusting, festering rubbish have been hit with a "rat tax" for calling out pest controllers. Streets of Birmingham have been ...

Organizers of D.C.’s World Pride Festival say they’re ready to celebrate but are also concerned about the safety of some transgender participants. World Pride runs between May 17 and June 8.

A large fire broke out in a flat in Cosmo City Extension 20, causing severe damage on Thursday morning, April 10. While no injuries have been reported, the flat was heavily damaged as firefighters ...

Instead of being shocked and dismayed, the Catholic community in Oklahoma City is saying it's a beautiful ... said there’s also a house on the same property, where deputies found two people ...

The city retained the top ranking in a list of the world’s top 50 cities with the largest concentration of millionaires, according to the latest World’s Wealthiest Cities Report 2025 by Henley ...

INCREDIBLE drone footage shows the new world's tallest bridge taking shape ... to life gives him "a profound sense of achievement and pride." Work on the £227 million project began in 2022.

An attempt by a Florida lawmaker to ban the flying of any “political” flags on federal buildings has died. In December, Randy Fine, then a Florida Senator, introduced SB100. If passed, it ...

THEY GET COMING UP IN JUST A FEW MINUTES. WE ALL KNOW KANSAS CITY WILL BE HOSTING THE FIFA WORLD CUP IN 2026, BUT COULD MORE INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS BE COMING TO KANSAS CITY’S FUTURE?