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It sounds obvious, but one of the biggest factors in Montana's run to the FCS title game, has been the program's ability to stay healthy this season.

Dezeen's top five houses of the month for December feature a home in Japan designed as "one big room" and a "floating treehouse" on a Norwegian hillside.

This year, much of the most impactful policy decisions to come out of city hall centered around homelessness and the conditions on Portland’s streets. The city opened more shelters, while approving rigid measures to limit homeless camping. City leaders also floated a new tax incentive for businesses downtown, which centers on mandating workers to return to those downtown offices, at least half time. As the city prepares for a new governing system come 2025, moves...

The rate of violent crime on CTA trains continued to drop in 2023, years after it spiked when the pandemic emptied trains of many riders. But the violent crime rate still remained above pre-pandemic levels, a Tribune analysis of Chicago police data shows. And certain stations have drawn a heightened focus from the Chicago Police Department and the CTA, officials with both agencies said, as the ...

One Chicago police car and two state police cars were involved in the crashes that happened about 2:15 a.m. near 87th Street.

Portland Parks & Recreation staff anticipate that after community input, and project scoping and planning are finalized, improvement projects may be completed sometime in 2026.

The toll for two-axle vehicles on the Chicago Skyway will jump from $6.60 to $7.20 on Jan. 1.

This year was filled with major milestones and a few missteps from Portland police, who in October found themselves under new leadership. In 2023, the number of shootings by police was down from prior years, but efforts to form a new oversight system for reviewing uses of force and misconduct is already facing opposition from police and city leadership. New (old) chief appointed Perhaps the biggest development within the Portland Police Bureau (PPB) this year...

Portland Commissioner Dan Ryan is leading a revitalization effort at University Park amid aging infrastructure and a $600 million maintenance backlog under Portland Parks & Recreation.

Not sure if you noticed, but the pandemic brought out the best in people, as well as the WORST. Portland's resident right-wingers, rich crybabies, police enablers, and fake Democrats crawled out of the woodwork during the pandemic to take advantage of our city's various crises, and have been especially busy during 2023. While there were far too many local bad actors, internet trolls, and violent shitheads to list here, what follows is a ranked list...