The longtime home of Siné Irish Pub was bought by SNP Properties, a local development firm that converted the nearby former LaDiff complex into apartments.

Neighbors showed up in full force Thursday to voice their opposition to the residential project, sharing concerns over the compromise made between the developer and Ald. Brian Hopkins.

The Chicago Plan Commission on Thursday approved a land use plan that could bring thousands of new housing units to a ...

Lehigh Valley Health Network has two new medical sites planned for Bethlehem Steel’s Martin Tower. The Women’s Health Center ...

The 590 Madison Avenue office building in Manhattan is on sale for approximately $1.1 billion, marking a significant ...

A Chicago restaurant group behind one of the city’s fanciest steakhouses, Maple & Ash, is opening a New York City restaurant ...

New food hygiene ratings have been awarded to 34 of Derry City and Strabane’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s ...

The Catholic Charities non-profit organization announced they are seeking volunteers to work in the front office. The agency ...

Form, fixtures and the inside line as three must go from Oxford United, Swansea City, Portsmouth, Stoke City, Cardiff City, ...

Eric Puchner is a well-regarded fiction writer whose new novel, “Dream State,” tells a story about life’s unexpected and ...

Architect John Burgee and others associated with Louisville tower 400 West Market tell the story of the tallest building in ...

Daniel Farke's side returned to winning ways on Tuesday evening as they defeated Watford 4-0 at Vicarage Road. While Leeds ...