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Fitch Ratings significantly downgraded the LINXS Skylink people mover project at LAX as it continues to face setbacks while approaching a key deadline.
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A new advancement structure ties the climb up the salary ladder to performance and hours.
Mangiapane's speed and nose for the puck fit well with the Hawks' forecheck, and he's scrappy, too. He needs to get more ice time starting Thursday and moving forward.
Chris Getz is looking for starting pitching, Will Venable is focused on internal improvements to avoid the White Sox taking a step back in 2027.
Roughly 100,000 insurance claims are filed each year because of rodent damage to wiring in vehicles. The problem of rats and other rodents nesting in engine compartments ramps up this time of year as temperatures turn cooler. Damage to components can be extensive — and expensive.
The man, who wasn't hurt, "didn't know how to get out," Wednesday, the debut of the free public restroom near the CTA's Blue Line station at Division.
Adam Driver plays a middle-class striver in way over his head in this gritty period piece.
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Socialist congressman-elect Chris Rabb (D., Pa.) declined in an interview Wednesday to condemn the recent antisemitic "Bicycle Boycott" protest targeting Jewish businesses in his Philadelphia district. Instead, Rabb singled out "awful things" said by counterprotesters and emphasized the free speech rights of bicycle protesters.
A contractor involved in construction at the site of the deadly Brooklyn collapse had been cited by NYC for problems related to demolition at the Bedford Ave. location, including violating a stop-work order aimed at halting problematic work, city records show.