The downtown branch of the LFPL will close for 12 months starting in December. The reason is an $8 million renovation. Government shutdown live updates; Trump administration will partially pay for ...

A total of $13.2 million in funding from the state Assembly and Brooklyn delegation will be allocated to 18 branches for urgent infrastructure repairs. If You See a Purple Parking Space, Here’s What ...

Patrons will probably not be able to visit the Bellingham Public Library on Sundays starting Dec. 14, as the city-run department tightens its belt to address a $10 million general fund deficit. In her ...

About 60 people spoke out Tuesday morning at the Alabama Public Library Service about a proposed rule to keep books about transgender ideology out of sections of libraries designated for people under ...

The Friends of the Library book sale at the Peterborough Public Library returns on Oct. 24 and 25. The sale will feature a large variety of genres, with most books priced at one dollar. Books for sale ...

A Wyoming library official who was fired over refusing to remove certain children’s books has won a $700,000 legal settlement. “Terri Lesley, who served as executive director of the Campbell County ...

For the 35th year, Kelowna Friends of the Library is pulling out boxes of books to support the Okanagan Regional Library. The annual fall Great Okanagan Book Sales takes place this week. The sale ...

A community has launched a campaign to save its village library, which is under threat of closure. North Somerset Council is currently running a consultation, external on the future of library ...

Defiant neighbors have helped save a Villager’s sharing library which had been reported by the “neighborhood Karen” as a deed compliance violation to Community Standards. Joanne Bryant, who lives at ...

West Plains Public Library was honored to receive the award “Missouri Library of the Year” from the Missouri Library Association at Thursday evening’s gala awards. Library Director Greg Carter shared, ...

DOWAGIAC — After more than 35 years of curating a treasure trove of tales for the communities across the country to enjoy, Tom Shilts is embarking on a brand new adventure in the Grand Old City.