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Vacant lot, major street, prominent corner...are there shades of the DeVille Motor Hotel issue at the southwest corner of 14th and Washington downtown? Yes, there are.

When plans were unveiled in 2004, the $100 million Union Corners project was supposed to revitalize Madison's east side with some 450 housing units, a full-service grocery, a pharmacy, a hardware store and a restaurant.

From high-profile development projects like Union Corners on East Washington Avenue, the BioAg Gateway north of the Beltline between U.S. 51 and Interstate 90 and the Central Library downtown to inventive online services for local businesses, the city's Economic Development Division is not short on ideas for improving Madison's relationship with ...

A South Slorida chef prepares a nice steak with his must try combination. Time to grab a Bite with Belkys.

The Osage Nation will host a writers summit June 24 featuring several Osage authors.

Diana Lynn Graf and Daytin Dion Farrow has announced their engagement and plans to marry at 3 p.m. on June 20, 2009 in the Nichols Hills Methodist Church in Oklahoma City.

The plant placed another order for an identical unit known as Unit 4, with increased scope.

Esther Funk, 82, of Newton, died May 2, 2009, at her home. Born May 12, 1926, in Corn, Okla., she was the daughter of John L. and Sarah Martin.

It will take some time before Seana Mayhew rides her bike again, especially if clouds loom in the horizon.

As he approaches the one-year anniversary of becoming Langley's only power producer, hotelier Wally Martin is quite pleased.

It's said that spring is a time for new beginnings. So it is with the newest business to take up residence at 135 Main St.

The OU College of Architecture will host an open house at its "Arc-on-Main" facility, 559 W. Main St., Friday afternoon.

The dA continues its quest for unique exhibitions, this time spotlighting a particular art process instead of a theme.

If you were frustrated by Penny Wong's smug evasion on 4 Corners last night about when and why the Government has caved in to big polluters while developing its White Paper, that's okay.

Memories are stronger than bricks and mortar. A building is gone, a corner is empty, but no one can demolish its history.

Clockwise from top right: School patrol captain Ernie Britton; Brigadier JL Melville, Col.

Police believe a man wanted for grabbing women near the University of Minnesota has struck again.

Kodak Elite Chrome color slide film a/k/a Kodachrome was spotlighted on today's Engine's of Our Ingenuity , and in fact, has been immortalized by Paul Simon in song .

Ask a bunch of people who work in the Four Corners area what could help downtown and they're unanimous: parking.

Below: Bob Fajen entertains fans gathered at Hunny's as he runs with the Sooner flag waving it in front of the big screen after the Sooners scored a second touchdown.