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Police investigating graphic, violent graffiti ahead of Marjorie Taylor Greeneâs Alabama visit
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Sadiq Khan âavoids cleaning Tube graffitiâ in push for extra funding
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Seattle targets illegal graffiti with fines after it pays $6 million in cleanup annually
By Tera Watson
Seattle may soon start suing graffiti taggers for clean-up costs
By Jeremy Harris
âYou arenât Banksyâ: Graffiti taggers could be sued by City of Seattle for damages
By Frank Sumrall
New $1,000 fines proposed in Seattle graffiti crackdown
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Manhattan's Elizabeth Street Garden to be preserved after about-face by New York mayor
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Elizabeth Street Garden to remain as Adams administration drops housing fight
By David Brand & Liam Quigley
More Than 620 Affordable Homes Planned In Lower Manhattan
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Nolita community garden saved from destruction as New York City expands affordable housing plans: Mayor Eric Adams
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Full Coverage of this storyAfter legal battle, Portland Museum of Art applies to tear down former Children's Museum
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L.A.'s Coolest Street Art Gallery Is Hidden In DTLA's 2nd Highest Building â And Its Bursting With Angeleno Pride
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New Appointments to Energy and Climate Action Committee, Public Art Commission, and Recreation Commission
By Art Keene
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Full Coverage of this storyTo stop graffiti in New Orleans, this councilmember would slap violators with higher fines
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Full Coverage of this storyRichmondâs oldest fire station reopens in newest firehouse
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Richmond unveils revamped Fire Station 12: 'We're very proud of this station'
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Richmond celebrates renovated, âstate-of-the-artâ Fire Station 12 with grand opening
By Clare Gehlich
New Richmond fire station showcases art celebrating firefighter history and community impact
Full Coverage of this storyVisiting Seattle this summer? Here's where you can splurge and save
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Houston's Graffiti Park being demolished for I-45 expansion
By Jason Miles
This Houston landmark drew thousands. Now it's a pile of rubble.
By Ariana Garcia
âListen to the Artistsâ: Houstonâs Graffiti Park demolished after years of grassroots art
By Ricky Munoz
Houston's Graffiti Park, one of the oldest art initiatives in the city, is gone
By Raquel Natalicchio
Graffiti Park in East Downtown torn down for TxDOT I-45 expansion
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Full Coverage of this storyElizabethton launches first downtown Storm Drain Art Contest
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HHI mayor asks county for update on vacant gas station
By Tony Kukulich & Jessica Wade
JPMorgan plans to spruce up drab tower next to new Midtown HQ â and here's a first look
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Anti-ICE Graffiti Sparks Mayor Bass' Outrage and Mixed Feelings in Little Tokyo ~ L.A. TACO
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Gee and Ursula saddened by Planned Parenthood ruling
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Court decides against Planned Parenthood
By Amy Howe
Supreme Court Blocks Planned Parenthood From Suing Over Medicaid Funds
By Adam Liptak
The Supreme Court Has Dealt Another Devastating Blow to Women
By Elie Mystal
Open the Floodgates: SCOTUS Says South Carolina Can Defund Planned Parenthood. Will Other States Follow?
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Long Range Forecast: JURASSIC WORLD REBIRTH to Dominate July Fourth Weekend
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All About the Thrilling New 'Jurassic World' Movie Coming in July!
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Jurassic World Rebirth Premiere: See Every Celebrity Arrive on the Red Carpet
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Full Coverage of this storyArt and Architecture of Ports of Entry Along the U.S.-Mexico Border: A Visual Journey (Republished)
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Want $350 and Jacksonville Jaguars tickets? Team seeks artists for game-poster competition
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Live Make Apartments Brings Affordable and Accessible Housing to East Austin
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School of the Blind mural, speeding, Speedway noise among resident concerns at neighborhood meeting
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Mural at School for the Blind stirs controversy in Grand Forks
By Matt Henson
Mural in Grand Forks Causing Controversy
By Bill Dubensky
Mural at state School for the Blind in Grand Forks stirs controversy
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Our opinion: Beware of setting a precedent in the many-layered mural controversy
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Full Coverage of this storyIndianapolis weekend events: Talbot Street Art Fair, Indy Juneteenth, Rock The Ruins and more
By Justin L. Mack
The Project That Remade Atlanta Is Still a Work in Progress
By Sean Keenan
Longest segment of Beltline to date opens on west side
By Riley Bunch
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Atlanta BeltLine Reaches Historic Landmark With The Completion Of Westside Trail Segment 4, Expanding The Cityâs Connectivity For Walkers And Cyclists Across 6.7 Miles: New Updates You Need To Know
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Full Coverage of this storyWomenâs Euro 2025: Ranking the best and worst of the away kits
By Nick Miller
Euro 2025 kit ranking: Which team is Europe's style champion?
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Women's Euro 2025 kits: Every nation's home and away kit including England, Wales, France, Spain & Netherlands
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Dezeen's guide to the kits worn by the 16 Women's Euro 2025 teams
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Full Coverage of this storyArt Detectives sets Acorn TV viewing record
âArt Detectivesâ Is Good Nerdy Fun
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âArt Detectivesâ Unearths Acorn TVâs Most-Watched New Series Premiere Ever, Eclipsing âHarry Wildâ
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