In the mid-1800s, Indiana had a canal system. In the 1840s, Hoosiers traveled on plank roads built by private companies.

People in Illinois want the Bears to stay in Illinois. So why not offer a compromise that the Bears can certainly afford?

Some previously recalcitrant Chicago legislators appear to be considering an Arlington Heights plan to prevent the team from crossing the border.

Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) announced today that, as part of its ongoing board succession planning, Gordon Trafton, a current member of the CPKC board, has been appointed vice-chair of the ...

A devastating fire at a 'Wow Momo' warehouse in Kolkata's Anandpur area has claimed 21 lives, with rescue operations entering ...

Metropolitan Capital Bank & Trust becomes 2026's first U.S. bank failure. FDIC estimates $19.7M loss as First Independence Bank assumes deposits.

Illinois House Democrats were told last week that a state capital projects plan designed to assist Arlington Height’s bid to lure the Chicago Bears away from their Indiana stadium gambit would cost up ...

Managers of electric grids say freezing temperatures and ice and snow could lead to power outages in many places, potentially ...

Leaving the UN’s health agency may seem like a money-saving move, but the cost of not preventing a future pandemic is ...

The company’s announcement this week of yet another round of devastating cutbacks exposes the incapacity of American ...

Director Samantha Cross said the decision to close the facility was because of the pause in federal funding to the childcare center.

On this week’s edition of Muddy River News This Week, State Rep. Kyle Moore (R-Quincy) talks about the start of the General Assembly’s spring session, including the state budget and trying to keep the ...