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Last week was an exciting one for the energy capital. The Partnership hosted visits from both the U.S. Secretary of Energy and the Queen of the Netherlands – both to talk clean energy and Houston’s leadership.

Issue taking focus as aldermen on Friday will be forced to decide whether to accept a nearly 10% salary bump for themselves.

Bayonne has approved two major mixed-used residential and commercial buildings to be constructed as the next part of the Silk Lofts redevelopment. The

Several Massachusetts state representatives on Tuesday condemned a text message they said was sent by a local plumbers union that referred to the Juneteenth...

Winners of high-stakes primary contests in these four legislative districts will enjoy an easy path to victory in November.

Eye On St. Paul Q&A with Martese Casillas, a new journeyman plumber.

Mayor James Davis has out fund-raised his mayoral opponents by a wide margin so far, including City Council President Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski and doctor and

Chicago Austin Youth Travel Adventures works to expose youth from underprivileged neighborhoods to other cultures, the city and career opportunities. But at its core, it’s an anti-violence program.

Even with officials from several government entities keeping watch, someone dumped dye into the North Branch of the Chicago River, turning it bright St. Patrick's Day green over the weekend.

This St. Patrick's Day, whether you’re planning to brave the cold or just looking to snack on some Irish soda bread, there are a number of ways to celebrate in Chicago and the suburbs.