NIPSCO is looking to build a massive natural gas power plant to power new data centers, adding as much additional capacity as its entire current customer base consumes.

The city will pay a Lincoln-based nonprofit up to $645,000 to manage and care for the residents of the first city-owned permanent supportive housing project for chronically homeless people.

The Salvation Army plans to build a homeless shelter and resource center on the site, at North Sixth Street and West Vine ...

Analisa Trofimuk, 30, assumes command of The Times newsroom after spending the past few years undertaking investigative reporting projects for The Times’ parent company, Lee Enterprises, as a member ...

Junk Jaunt starts Friday! And the Hall County Historical Society will host a Henry Fonda film festival Friday and Saturday at ...

The Bloomington City Council voted to create a local 1% grocery tax to replace a state version set to end Jan. 1.

ABC announced Monday it will reinstate Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show after suspending it due to his comments about the ...

Travelers will have from Nov. 14 to Jan. 11 to visit stops and collect stamps at the 24 stops across Nebraska.

In all, 4,000 ducks raced in the river for the club's 10th annual Ducks on the Dan event, which raises money for the civic organization ...

The Academy Award-winning actor was in town as part of a tour to launch 'Poems & Prayers." The evening, presented by Magic ...

International students down, except in Chapel Hill; another earthquake in Rosman, and lights in sky IDed as satellite launch.

The Rome City Commission is expected to approve Monday tax allocation district financing for local developer Ira Levy's $2.5 million mixed use project in the River District.