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A Canadian manufacturer last week chose the Chicago region to host its first U.S. facility. Lion Electric Co. will manufacture its all-electric medium- and heavy-duty urban vehicles at a 906K SF facility under construction at 3835 Youngs Road in southwest suburban Joliet. Gov. J.B. Pritzker, along with many other state and municipal officials, joined the company’s leaders on Friday to announce the $70M project. “The new Joliet facility will put Illinois at the forefront of a national movement to transition to zero-emission vehicle use, advancing our own goals of putting 1 million of thes...

In Washington, he became the youngest person arrested for invading the U.S. Capitol and spent weeks in jail. He was assaulted in jail and contracted COVID-19, leading a judge to reluctantly order his release on March 16 to home confinement. On Monday, the judge handed down new release guidelines for employment. The Biden administration’s Justice Department has depicted Joseph Cua, a corporate executive, and Alise Cua, a veterinarian turned home-schooler, as bad parents. Once leading comfortable lives in Atlanta’s outer suburbs, the Cuas now talk of crying sessions and soul-searching. They...

Breweries have continued to open in Orlando and across the country, even as the industry has struggled in the last year.

A Buford man charged with participating in violent riots on the U.S. Capitol building last month is now out of jail on bond. However, Verden Andrew Nalley, 49, will have to stay in his residence when he's not at work, according to a Friday ruling by a federal magistrate judge.  The FBI arrested Nalley this week in connection with the Jan. 6 breach at the U.S. Capitol. He is one of nine Georgians implicated to date in the incident.  The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported Assistant U.S. Attorney Ryan Buchanan requested Nalley be placed under house arrest, but Atlanta Magistrate Judge Chri...

Medical tech firm heads to Irving for new headquarters Pieces Inc. is growing with its move from Dallas to Las Colinas. The plaza at The Towers at Williams Square with the iconic mustang sculptures was built in the early 1980s.(Brian Elledge / Staff Photographer) A growing medical tech firm is expanding its headquarters with a move to Irving. Pieces Inc., a health care artificial intelligence and technology company, has taken a full floor of office space in the Towers at Williams Square in Irving. The high-rise complex at 5201 N. O’Connor Boulevard is the centerpiece of the Las Colinas deve...