Promotion: a furniture studio with a sun-filtering facade and a charcoal-coloured New York tower are among the buildings and structures that won the Brick in Architecture Awards in 2024.

Bjorn Stickle is a Canadian-U.S. citizen who currently lives in New York, but his family's roots in the mid-Island area go deep. His grandparents built their home with trees they cut down in the woods ...

Demand for U.S. power consumption from data center servers is expected to reach 35 gigawatts (GW) by 2030, with Blackstone anticipating $1 trillion to be spent on new data centers over the next five ...

Bodycam footage has been released in the death of a 38-year-old Pennsylvania man, who died while in police custody in Knowlton, after being apprehended for shooting his friend's wife dead, authorities ...

Ramon Cruz, who was living in the United States illegally, was apprehended on Tuesday, April 8 by Immigration and Customs Enforcement Officers and FBI Newark, federal authorities said. Cruz was found ...

First Watch, a breakfast and brunch chain, opens its first Ocean County location in Brick. The restaurant, located in Brick Commons, offers a menu with items like Avocado Toast and Million Dollar ...

When we think of Sticklepath, we don't know about you but we imagine a pathway made entirely out of Stickle Bricks, the children's building bricks from decades ago. It's a tiny hamlet near Combe ...

To raise the money – a whopping $300,000 – the group sold bricks for $20 each that allowed donors to have names stamped into their brick. More than 7,500 such bricks were sold, with an ...

DETROIT (FOX 2) - A deal was reached this week to decide the fate of the Michigan Avenue bricks in Detroit's Corktown. MDOT's Rob Morosi said the historic bricks would be a "maintenance headache." ...

MDOT, Corktown reach agreement on fate of historic Michigan Avenue bricks Over the years there has been a tug-of-war between MDOT and advocates for preserving the neighborhood's history.

Sure, we’ve all seen brick houses, but have you ever seen one with zigzag patterns built into the side using different colored bricks? In the 18th century, Quaker farmers built more than 100 of these ...