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The state’s just transition plans promised by the Energy Transition Act haven’t panned out for many workers.

Born and raised in West Garfield Park, Marcus “Moon” Mitchell remained a high-ranking gang member into his 40s before he was recruited to work for a community violence intervention group.

The new edition of Things To Do In London If You Like Comics for November 2023. Even as everyone goes up to Harrogate for Thought Bubble.

REVENUE OF $125.3 MILLION; DOWN 2% SEQUENTIALLY; FLAT YEAR-OVER-YEAROPERATING INCOME OF $14.7 MILLION; EX-ITEMS, $16.0 MILLION, UP OVER 2% SEQUENTIALLY; UP 20% YEAR-OVER-YEAROPERATING MARGINS,...

REVENUE OF $125.3 MILLION; DOWN 2% SEQUENTIALLY; FLAT YEAR-OVER-YEAR OPERATING INCOME OF $14.7 MILLION; EX-ITEMS, $16.0 MILLION, UP OVER 2% SEQUENTIALLY; UP...

Sheriff should be trusted to decide what is best I am writing in response to the Marin Voice commentary by Tammy Edmonson (“Supervisors slipped up by not putting limits on sheriff’s military arsenal,” Oct. 19). In her commentary, Edmonson — the co-founder of a group called the Mill Valley Force for Racial Equity and Empowerment […]

On a September evening in Chicago, as we got off the Uber at the Symphony Center, home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, after a short ride from our hotel in the theatre district known as The Loop, we barely knew how lucky we were to be witnessing a performance of Riccardo Muti.

Millions of people are set to see a celestial wonder on Saturday during the annular eclipse when the moon is positioned between the Earth and the sun, creating a Ring of Fire in the sky.

Chicago was in the midst of a tumultuous summer beset by the pandemic and violent protests when Carlton Weekly, a reputed gang member who rapped under the name FBG Duck, came to the ritzy Gold Coast neighborhood in August 2020 to shop for his son’s birthday. Weekly’s presence downtown on a Tuesday afternoon caused the predictable stir. But inside a boutique on East Oak Street, a shopper ...

Western Australian Police has ordered the public broadcaster to hand over footage – which the media union says is an extreme breach of press freedom.