Data centers have been the focus of growing debate across the U.S., facing a push for regulation that would require operators to pay for the energy and water resources they use, among other proposals.

Cyclists say cars, trucks and even postal police vehicles regularly block the Harrison Street lane, forcing riders to swerve into traffic. The city says it's planning to add protections to prevent ...

Some North Side residents say they are seeing more human waste in parks, sidewalks and streets, but they say the city has done little about it.

The Federal Railroad Administration’s decision follows months of opposition to the proposed maintenance facility near Rate ...

After gaining a following at pop-ups and farmers markets, Felix Zepeda and Ariana Cabral are opening this winter on 18th Street.

Ujima Village’s second shelter will repurpose a closed motel in Brainerd, while CrossTreats snack maker will transform a ...

The Alinea Group chef’s residency explores regional Mexican dishes and techniques. Canacasco will next host a tribute dinner ...

The Atlanta-based company is opening locations in Lincoln Park and Fulton Market that aim to combine the look and feel of a cafe, hotel lobby and college library.

Mercy Housing Lakefront took ownership of the historic Leland building after a three-year campaign to save it. The nonprofit ...

The club, alongside two adjacent buildings, is being razed to make way for a seven-story apartment building that will include ...

Over $10,500 has been raised for Tele Villalobos, who is recovering after being in a severe car crash that left him with broken ribs, knee injuries, bruises and a totaled car.

Jerry Powe, 58, is facing murder, sexual assault and kidnapping charges after raping a roommate while his girlfriend laid ...