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CTA Pink and Green line normal service has resumed after the Lake Street Bridge project was completed on Thursday morning.
The federal spending watchdog plans to issue report cards today tracking government agencies' progress on reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Ireland, with its storytelling tradition, infrastructure, experienced crews, lower labor costs and competitive tax incentives, has become a major filming destination for American films, TV series and even ga...
On the surface, the legislation promises transparency for consumers by establishing national standards for recycling. But it would keep states from setting stricter requirements for companies.
Some Green Line riders are in for a scare this weekend, with portions of the line shut down as people flock to Halloween festivities.
Greensboro police arrested a 38-year-old after a witness reported an alleged indecent exposure incident on Summit Avenue.
With Josh Inglis, Matt Renshaw and Cameron Green batting like this, life after Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne may not be too shabby after all.
The Greenfield Parking & Traffic Commission recommended new "No Parking" signs on Laurel Street but declined to limit parking on Lincoln Street.
Green Estate LLC asked a federal judge Oct. 19 to reject the city of Mexico’s request to dismiss its lawsuit over Green Estate Park. The filings answers two motions filed by the city on Sept. …
A more engaging level of public input is being sought to influence a second round of Hawaii “Green Fee” projects to be selected for around $200 million in state funding.
Bethesda Park opens in North University Hills after nearly $11 million rehab project, including two-tiered playground, walking paths, open green space, picnic areas.
Mayor Craig Greenberg sat down with WLKY to talk about one of the darkest days in the city's history and his role in the weeks that followed.
GHOE traffic troubles: Roadwork on Gate City Boulevard raises concerns for Greensboro businesses
‘None of it really feels real’ | Family mourns 8-year-old hit and killed on Greensboro’s Lowdermilk Street The uncle of 8-year-old Arthur Williams said the boy was hit when he tried to cross the road t...
The ice rink is covered in tarps, but uncertainty lingers about whether it will reopen
David Shoebridge said he did not know Mikhail Petrakov was listening to his speech.
There’s a certain feeling that settles over the Susquehanna Greenway in the fall. The air turns crisp and cool, and the leaves transform into their brilliant fall tapestry of yellows, oranges and reds. Mor...
Green bean casserole is a Thanksgiving classic, and for good reason. It’s warm, savory, creamy, and topped with a satisfying crunch.
A request went before the Board of Selectmen to honor a longtime volunteer and resident who died on Sept. 13 at the age of 93.
Heavy rains across Oklahoma have improved reservoir levels and aided winter wheat planting, but the state remains in a drought that began nearly 16 months ago.
Two people in critical condition after Greensboro crash during DoorDash delivery
Westbound Wendover Avenue down to one lane near Friendly Avenue after crash, Greensboro police say
Child dies in Greensboro after being hit by car on Lowdermilk Street, man charged A Greensboro child is dead after being hit by a car on Lowdermilk Street on Monday night.