After scaffolding and hectic schedules, Juniper Metal Works and Enspire Boutique are finally welcoming shoppers back to the square.

Demolition has started on the century-old Shrewsbury school, which once housed a bomb-scarred war hero's portrait.

Crews are reshaping a long-dead rail corridor into a peninsula park, and one Charleston mom says she's thrilled her kid will get to use it.

A six-story apartment building with ground-floor retail could replace three Fifth Avenue properties, pending city review.

A new drive-thru McDonald's at 466 Deming Road is part of a redevelopment on a once-vacant Berlin Turnpike industrial site that also plans to include a Goodwill store and retail space.

More than 200 people turned out Thursday as Choctaw Casino & Resort-Pocola kicked off its biggest build since 2013.

Stone columns, tile floors and a covered roof are up at the 74,000-square-foot travel center near the Legends.

Council considers Nov. 10 fee hikes that could hit new driveways, floodplain reviews and commercial inspections too.

Saddle Creek Village opened with units reserved for families earning as little as 30% of area median income.

The 12-lane art deco alley closed quietly this summer; new owner Oliver Properties plans to reopen it under its original name this fall.

Capitalize Ventures ditches the single-backer plan for the 35-acre Prosper Trail project, eyeing a grocery store and coffee shop first.

Jones Homes USA and Toll Brothers bought lots in the roughly 656-acre Lake Toho community.

LaSalle Investment Management quietly scooped up the 300 Bartlett St. facility, doubling its value in roughly a decade.