Chicago City Council considers $13 million in tax incentives for West Side industrial projects
The Chicago City Council is considering a $13 million proposal to provide tax assistance to four industrial projects on the ...
On The Square: Circular Buildings Continue To Catch Eyes
A new circular development in New York City is only the most recent in a long tradition of round buildings that dates back to ...
Work has begun on an inauguration stage at the Capitol. The last one became part of Jan. 6 attack
Preparations for the last inauguration became an integral part of the violence that unfolded at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, ...
DOJ wants 4 years in prison for pastor who used bullhorn to incite mob on Jan. 6
William Dunfee, pastor of New Beginnings Ministries Warsaw in Ohio, was convicted of inciting the mob and joining the effort to knock down barricades on Jan. 6.
California Legislature quietly spends millions on Italian stonework for Capitol Annex Project
The California Legislature this year quietly spent $5.2 million to have granite mined in the Central Valley, shipped to Italy to be finished into bricks and sent back to the state to be used on a part ...
Former New Hanover Moms for Liberty leader charged in connection to Jan. 6 insurrection
A former member of the New Hanover County chapter of Moms for Liberty has been arrested on charges in connection to her ...
U.S. attorney explains Jan. 6 Capitol riot prosecutions
The Justice Department has convicted more than 1,000 Jan. 6 rioters. U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves says the crimes that ...
Set amid wildflowers, this Madison farmers market is like Capitol Square without the crowds
The Westside Farmers Market operates each Saturday with many of the same vendors that can be found on Capitol Square, only ...