Walkable urban neighborhoods tend to have more expensive housing but cheaper transport. By shifting spending from vehicles to housing a typical household can build a million dollars in additional equity [...]
More residents and visitors to central Illinois cities, including Peoria and Bloomington-Normal, can now rent bicycles as part of bike-share programs.
From June 5 until December 31, you will be able to safely and properly dispose of unwanted or broken electronics at BLH Computers, Inc. Located at 1832 Adlai Stevenson Drive, [...]
The 24th annual Juneteenth Celebration on Saturday at Comer Cox Park represented a new era in planning that the former hosts hope takes it through many years. Shawn Gregory, 33, [...]
City Water, Light and Power saw its highest electricity demand in two years last week, according to spokeswoman Amber Sabin. The load reached 393 megawatt hours. That is still within [...]
The Minneapolis/Saint Paul metropolitan area is a prime example of how strong employment growth is putting a strain on the housing supply available in many U.S. cities. Since 2000, the [...]
Is the white working class losing economic ground because of policies intended to improve the lives of black people? Anxiety and resentment among some white voters about those policies certainly [...]
Are millennials the key to preservation? A new survey finds that millennials prefer to live, work and play in neighborhoods with historic buildings.
Located in Boston, Massachusetts, the Atlantic Wharf is a 31-story office, retail, and residential development. It was called "Boston’s first green skyscraper," on account of its green and water [...]
Since 2000, rents have risen and the number of renters who need low-priced housing has increased. Nationwide, the market provides only 21 adequate, affordable, and available (AAA) units for every [...]