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Those calling for additional premium givebacks only focus on the short-term when driving declined due to COVID. This is not how insurance pricing works.

About 1,800 people were without power at one point late Thursday afternoon after a truck crashed into a utility pole in northwest Lubbock

Houston's much loved and admired chef has really big news.

With companies cutting back on space as remote work rises, developers wonder if the city has seen its last tall office tower.

“This brings our city one step closer towards ensuring that every Chicagoan can live in a walkable, affordable community that is connected to transit and all of its benefits,” Mayor Lori Lightfoot said.

A proposal crafted by Housing Commissioner Marisa Novara is designed to bolster the city’s policy to encourage transit-oriented development by boosting incentives and increasing pedestrian safety while increasing the amount of affordable housing being built near train stations and along bus lines.

The full Chicago City Council today is set to vote on two major ordinances that affect drivers on city streets: One would crack down on illegal street racing,...

At Bisnow's City of Fulton Market event, panelists discussed big-picture growth and infrastructure concerns as the neighborhood densifies.

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