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Politicians in Chicago, site of Democrats' 2024 convention, appear more concerned about illegal aliens than the Biden administration does.

As Lockwood Development Partners continues to push its plan to turn the long vacant MetroSouth Hospital into a senior living complex, some residents of Blue Island implored community leaders to bring back a full-service emergency medical facility. “We need the hospital reopened as a full functioning hospital,” said Allan Stevo at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. “I hope and I pray that the City ...

Four years after MetroSouth Medical Center in Blue Island closed, the city has a front-runner to occupy the space. After years of little interest from developers for the hospital at 12935 Gregory St., the Blue Island Planning and the Zoning Board of Appeals approved an application from the property owners, Veteran Services, LLC, and Lockwood Development Partners, to transform the building into ...

Vertical construction is slated for spring of 2024.

If you travel on the Dodge Street corridor in Omaha, especially during commute times, you know that the intersections at 90th and 72nd Streets are jammed up.

Memorial Real Estate Group, a company founded by R.I. businessman Michael Mota, announced this week that it has renovated part of the former hospital building in Pawtucket for use by Amos House. But the state’s housing department and the homeless services provider both say they are not working with Mota on the project.

PAWTUCKET – As Attorney Gen. Peter Neronha intervenes as an interested party to protect the future of the former Memorial Hospital site, the city of Pawtucket has also hired a

The president of Lockwood Development told KETV NewsWatch 7 they plan to begin construction within the next year, and are working closely with the city behind the scenes.

An almost 4,000-square-foot house with broken gutters, deteriorating windows and holes big enough to draw raccoons is set to be demolished after an arduous three-year process.