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Anthony Izaguirre and Jennifer Peltz and Kathy McCormack· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryClues are sought in building collapse
Aaron Pressman· Boston Globe · US
SecondarySutton data center not a surprise for all

Idea of building midsize plant was discussed publicly more than a year ago

Paul Walsh· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryHistoric Lake Superior building requires extensive work after fire

The structure served as a gift shop for the Two Harbors Lighthouse.

Susan Du· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryA LONG STORY IS ENDING FOR HISTORIC FRANKLIN LIBRARY

Space constraints, security incidents sped up plans to replace building serving Mpls. Native community.

Danny Mcdonald· Boston Globe · US
Secondary‘Problem properties’ plaguing city

3 crime-riddled Dorchester buildings owned by same family

Niharika Mandhana and Josh Chin and Camille Bressange· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryXi Challenges U.S. Ocean Dominance

Shipbuilding giant is undertaking one of the largest peacetime naval buildups

Andrew Brinker· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryAge dictates stance on Cambridge housing

In poll, older residents are far less open to allowing taller buildings

Catherine Carlock· Boston Globe · US
LeadPeak Boston?

A Rorschach test for the state of building in the city, the South Station high-rise could be the last new skyscraper here for a long time

Adriana Pérez· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadMold in schools a growing problem

Climate change intensifying summer storms, causing damage, damp conditions in buildings

Angelique Chrisafis· The Guardian · UK
LeadMacron condemns ‘unbridled violence’ of huge French riots

2,000 arrests as public buildings burned and hundreds of shops looted

Alex Harris· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryFlorida homes face growing flood risk, but some protections are off-limits

Federal regulations and the Florida Building Code bar single family homeowners in flood zones from installing permanent flood barriers.

Rebecca Liebson· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondarySt. Pete Hilton giving way to $300M condo towers

The proposal includes two identical buildings that will rise 44 stories.

Camilo Fonseca· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryUNFINISHED BUSINESS

Building still under construction draws scorn in the North End

Jonathan Edwards· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
Secondary9 months after Trump’s ‘great renovation job,’ Kennedy Center unsafe

Former and current staff members say the building needs repairs, but the president’s descriptions of its condition might not be accurate.

Emily L. Mahoney· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAfter building nuclear weapons, they fought CANCER. Now they fight RED TAPE

Former nuclear weapons plant staffers testified in Tampa about the years they've waited for long-promised financial help.

Kate Armanini· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary‘That was God opening up a door’

To fill chronic shortage of paraprofessionals, nonprofit turns to parents already in building

Jack Flemming· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryApartments don’t pencil out

Why developers aren’t building in housing-starved L.A.

Abigail Covington· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadBUILDING PHILLY, BREAKING DOWN

Thousands in the region work in construction, a job beset by what one expert calls "a mental health epidemic." So far, the industry has done more to treat the problem than to prevent it.

Cade Metz· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFear grows as Big Tech chases AI autonomy

Self-building programs terrifying doomsayers.

Quinn Glabicki· New York Times · US
SecondaryHow A.I. Aids In Rebuilding Sandy Shores
Hannah Knowles· Washington Post · US
SecondaryFight intensifies over homes threatened by seas

California homeowners are building a costly rock wall, escalating a battle over private property and erosion

Howard Blume· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryLAUSD weighs fate of schools as enrollment dives

District officials face tough choices on 'rebuilding while also downsizing' campuses.

Andrew SeidmanJoe Yerardi· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryMedicaid insurer is building political clout

AmeriHealth Caritas has boosted its political giving and lobbying. “That’s money that’s supposed to be going out to our hospitals,” said one Pennsylvania Republican lawmaker.

Doug Smith· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryVA housing with a premium price tag

24 units costing $1.25 million each included in rehab of L.A. building

Nina Moske· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryHistoric Jackson House suffers partial collapse

The setback comes weeks after Tampa approved $1M to help restore the aging building.

Susan SnyderPeter Dobrin· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadThe Academy of Natural Sciences is closing its museum at month’s end

The Parkway building will continue to house collections and laboratories while Drexel explores options.

Lindsay Whitehurst· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondarySupreme Court lets building continue on Trump’s $400M ballroom

Chief Justice John Roberts says the project is likely unlawful.

Samantha Ketterer· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryRice undergoes rapid expansion

More students, faculty, buildings challenge close-knit culture

Lucy Marques· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAt Florida’s colleges, late summer = fall semester

New buildings and new leadership mark the new school year at many of the state’s institutes of higher learning.

John R. EllementSean Cotter· Boston Globe · US
LeadSJC keeps Quincy’s saintly statues in storage

Mayor’s attempt to have them adorn building runs into church-state block

Alexandra White and Nolan Shaffer· Financial Times · UK
SecondaryBig Tech’s data centre building boom poised to drive up carbon emissions
Jeremy GornerRobert Mccoppin· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadTalks ‘minimal’ between Bears, Ill. legislators

Team remains focused on building stadium in Hammond, officials say

Megan Janetsky· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadAt least 111 dead, buildings collapsed in 7.4-magnitude quake in Colombia

Newly inaugurated President Abelardo de la Espriella says he will visit the disaster zone: "We aren't going to leave people alone."

Astrid Suárez and Megan Janetsky and Juan Diaz· Los Angeles Times · US
Secondary7.4 QUAKE KILLS AT LEAST 111 IN WEST COLOMBIA

Hundreds of buildings are damaged. Rescuers search for those trapped in the rubble.

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryQuake rocks Colombia

National disaster declared as more than 100 killed and many trapped in collapsed buildings

Darlene Superville and Michael Kunzelman· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadCourt halts building of White House ballroom

Congress must approve the $400M project, judges say. President Donald Trump says he'll appeal to the Supreme Court.

Ashley Neyra· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryRebuilding habitats and futures

Students from AMIkids and volunteers come together to plant seagrass in Tampa Bay.

Ricardo Delgado· Houston Chronicle · US
Secondary‘On target’ for classes after flood damage

Ingram district in the Hill Country prepares buildings for new school year; 12 needed work after disaster last month

Arelis R. Hernández· Washington Post · US
LeadDeported, detained — then lost in the earthquakes

Immigrants sent by ICE to Venezuela were held in building that collapsed

Stu Woo and Patricia Kowsmann· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryReal World Got In Way Of Mogul’s Nation Building
Mark Carlson and Emma Da Silva and John Leicester· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryRace against flames, time in Europe

Worst fires since World War II rage as new heat wave is building.

Natasha Dangoor· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryHow London’s Planning Rules Keep Housing Unaffordable

Home construction is nearing a standstill, thanks to regulation, increased building costs and politics; ‘It’s strangling the city’

Michaela Mulligan· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadAfter catastrophe, how is the Marine Science Lab doing?

For the 150 students and faculty housed in the building, the last couple months have been a series of ups and downs.

Emily Bloch· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryTwo years after meteorite crashed into a N.J. home, the secret is out

The asteroid contained cosmic ingredients that are considered the “building blocks of life,” a new study says.

Camila Jose Gomez· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryThe Woodson Museum searches for a forever home

The destination could be the first building to rise as part of the Historic Gas Plant District project.

Monica Herndon· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadDisaster declared

Philadelphia declared a disaster emergency on Sunday as much of the region cleaned up from a storm on Saturday that damaged buildings, uprooted trees, and caused power outages and flash flooding. Fallen trees crushed multiple cars on the 4500 block of Larchwood Avenue in West Philly. A sign on this tree stop a vehicle reads, “Disaster Four $1/pic,” with a Verno handle. Story, B1. Monica Herndon / Staff Photographer

Trey Mewes· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryA FIGHT TO SAVE CHURCHES

Buildings hold significance in towns where residents are willing to battle church leadership to prevent demolition.

Patrick J. McDonnellMery Mogollón· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadVenezuela races to find earthquake survivors

Powerful one-two punch flattens buildings and kills scores. Airport damage delays foreign aid.

Regina Garcia Cano and Juan Pablo Arraez· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadVenezuelans search for survivors after two devastating earthquakes

At least 188 people were killed, thousands were missing, and buildings were evacuated as far away as Brazil’s Amazon.

Rory Jones· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryChina Is Building Up the Yuan, Hobbling Western Sanctions

Iran and Russia have used the currency to carry out oil sales and other trade, evading controls on dollar transactions

Katie Galioto· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryCould data centers fix Mpls. office troubles?

Downtown building owners say yes but face a skeptical public.

Susan Snyder· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryAlumni group wants Lutnick’s name gone from Haverford library

About a dozen alums challenged the college president over her refusal to consider renaming the building.

Sean Collins Walsh· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryBrady wins 11th term as Philly Democratic chair

The longtime party power broker was reelected without opposition in the office building that bears his name.

Staff· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryWest Suburban fully shut down

Oak Park ordered the hospital building shut Thursday after the last functioning elevator stopped working — forcing the remaining patients elsewhere.

Lucy Marques· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryNew Rays stadium wouldn't impact 3 buildings

A few Hillsborough College facilities on the Dale Mabry campus would remain open.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadEach year, Brexit costs us up to £30bn

David Miliband says the vote to leave the EU – 10 years ago this month – has cost Britain up to 1% of GDP annually, an act of ‘sabotage’ equivalent to ‘a punishing tax every day’. Writing in Anthony Seldon’s ‘The Brexit Effect’, serialised exclusively in The Independent, the former foreign secretary calls on Labour to give new momentum to rebuilding closer ties with Europe

Tim Craig· Washington Post · US
LeadDining and diving into community building

Over shared meals, Philadelphians talk about immigration and belonging ahead of America’s 250th

Anna OrsoSean Collins WalshJake Blumgart· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryCouncil taps the brakes on $200M for police HQ

The original deal on the building was for a long-term lease with a one-time purchase option.

Lucy Marques· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadRoof of lab was never replaced

The USF building had maintenance challenges before it caught fire in early May. Plans were underway for repairs.

Katie Galioto· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFirst Bank Building gets new owner

Florida investor calls site iconic, plans for new retail spaces.

Rosa Cartagena· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryBrandywine announces $100M expansion project

The plan, which includes a second building and a nature preserve, will be the organization’s most ambitious.

Alexa CoultoffLucy Marques· Tampa Bay Times · US
Secondary3 things to know about the USF St. Pete building destroyed in a fire

The aging Marine Science Lab was built strong in the 1930s to withstand hurricanes. Saturday’s blaze was another story.

Billy Baker· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryA story you’ll love! Just pennies per word!

Building 19 is still remembered fondly, for the laughs more than the junk

Brooke Hauser· Boston Globe · US
LeadBuilding a six-figure empire, from her dorm

For online influencers, campuses offer fertile terrain

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryCardinals on the clock

With the No. 3 pick in Thursday's NFL Draft, what should Arizona's team-building strategy be?

Blanca Begert· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryAfter fires, many are building all-electric

Costs and climate change have homeowners reconsidering gas

Erin Adler· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadSchools study ‘aggressive demolition’

Minnesota State system faces hefty building upkeep as fewer students learn on campus.

Jillian KramerHenry SavageMaggie Prosser· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadDangerously unstable structure slows search at Grays Ferry site

One worker was killed in the collapse of a parking garage under construction. The building’s condition impeded efforts to find two others.

LeadFragile ceasefire at risk as Israel bombards Lebanon

At least 254 killed in massive wave of airstrikes that level buildings in Beirut

Peter Grant· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryOffice Buildings Sell At Fire-Sale Discount
Brian J. Rogal· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryEmptied office space scooped up, revamped

Downtown buildings vacated in pandemic given new amenities

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadBuilding a legacy

A team of chemistry and high expectations

Roger Vincent· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryBusiness renters turn buyers

With office space prices bottomed out, downtown tenants with means are snapping up their buildings

Ryan W. BriggsWilliam Bender· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryForeclosures on suspicious sales near Temple are affecting residents

Dozen of buildings were purchased for far more than valued. A pool of buyers worked with one real estate agent.