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The Chicago Cubs and the Department of Justice have settled a dispute over the renovation of Wrigley Field. 31 more accessible seats and some bleacher seating for people with disabilities will be added as a result of the settlement.

The company identified three sites east of Columbus for data center campuses it says it may continue to build out in the future.

Top lobbyist Thomas O'Neill testified that lobbying work, internships and other favors were given in exchange for passing bills that hiked electric rates with only modest investment in the state power grid. 

IndyGo alleges the engineering firm ignored "red flags" while designing the Julia M. Carson Transit Center.

Twenty young professionals under 40 will be recognized next year, as the region expands in 2025 to include 13 states.

Public transit advocates say federal officials improperly declared "no significant impact" from the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project.

The utility company proposed new tariffs on data centers to help it pay for infrastructure amid "unprecedented" demand.

The International Code Council has for the first time added a section on tornado resilience to the 2024 version of the International Building Code. 

Former pipefitter was an early leader of MEP prefabrication in the U.S.