Pete Crow-Armstrong addressed his vulgar response to a harassing fan at Sunday’s City Series game on the South Side, saying he regretted his choice of words.

It was only a matter of time before Lake County residents began challenging the siting of data centers in the area. Allowing the vast server warehouses in corporate neighborhoods is being debated ...

Tucson is arriving late to the data-center game. That makes us lucky. It means we can look on the proposed mega-development on the southeast side with a degree of detachment that other communities ...

That threw the chamber into panic and confusion. The Senate sergeant-at-arms, a Philippine Military Academy classmate of Dela ...

Public outrage is growing across the country as data centers impact more communities, and as more Americans are seeing skyrocketing electric bills. States are taking notice. Maine’s legislature ...

"The PSC’s role is often misunderstood because data centers rely heavily on the energy infrastructure the commission does regulate in some cases. But the PSC does not regulate the data centers as ...

Communities across our state understand that growth does not happen by accident. It requires leadership, careful vetting, and a commitment to working with local partners to drive long-term prosperity ...

The Flatwater Tales Storytelling Festival in Oak Ridge features Elizabeth Ellis, music, and a local talent competition.

The Jim Crow era excluded Black people from the political process, jobs and civic life, especially in — but not limited to — the South, which was then dominated by the Democratic Party. Today, some ...

Summer is such a fun season - but if you don’t make the best use of it, it seems to be gone in a flash. Each year we collect dozens of entertaining events that range from live outdoor concerts to food ...

The Texas House Committee on State Affairs recently held an interim hearing on the explosive growth of data centers. Officials with the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, the state's main power ...

Ben Cohen writes the Science of Success column for The Wall Street Journal about what makes people, teams and ideas work in business, culture and beyond.