TAMPA, Fla. — Tampa’s iconic Riverwalk is expanding to the west side of the Hillsborough River, and on Thursday residents will have the chance to learn and weigh in about the project. The city is ...

Have you ever noticed that your relationships feel strangely similar, even with different partners? The dating trend called groundhogging explains why people keep choosing the same type of partner and ...

The new interchange on Loop 303 and I-17 is part of a series of projects funded by Prop 479. The Democrats who voted against the War Powers Resolution One type of drinking water linked to up to 62% ...

The Chicago Fire hosted a groundbreaking event Tuesday afternoon for their privately funded $750 million soccer stadium on a vacant former rail yard in the South Loop, staking their turf in the city’s ...

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It's "game on" for a major development along the Chicago River near Roosevelt Road. The groundbreaking was Tuesday for the Chicago Fire's new stadium. The $750 million privately funded stadium is the ...

The $750 million privately funded stadium is the first new major stadium development in the city in decades. "It's a long-term investment in the city of Chicago. It's designed as a year-round engine ...

Ever feel like your dating life is stuck on repeat? New face, new name, same heartbreak script? Welcome to groundhogging—modern dating's sneakiest trap, named after that Bill Murray movie where every ...

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The smoke-swirled office was littered with sandwich scraps, cigaret stubs and half-filled cups of cold coffee. At 5:12 a.m., two haggard, bleary men—Paul Richter, vice president of Transcontinental & ...