You’re legally allowed to cut ivy back to your property line, as long as you don’t damage the main plant or cross boundaries.

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Judith Plough speaks with WISN 12 News after students at RIchmond School District said she made a threatening gesture toward ...

For new pet owners looking to protect their pet, hidden pet fences offer an affordable and low-maintenance solution. Here's ...

Celebrity homes are rewriting the rules of first impressions, turning fences and gates into the main event instead of a ...

The North Royalton Planning Commission has granted final approval for a Human Bean coffee shop on the south side of Royalton ...

A judge says a suspect in the vandalism of Vice President JD Vance's home in Ohio must remain behind bars while awaiting ...

The vandalism comes during a broader debate over the town’s plan to repurpose parts of the abandoned spur line into a walking ...

Flint resident Onquette Woodyard Hightower's fence was damaged for the third time in six years by a fallen tree, with the ...

San Diego has filed a lawsuit against the federal government that alleges the construction of a razor wire fence near the ...

Fences in gardens can cause disputes but do you have to ask a neighbour for their permission before putting up a fence?

A used bookstore allowing homeless encampment has neighbors furious after fire and shooting incidents. Is this helping or ...