As anticipated, it ended up being One Battle After Another’s night at the 98th annual Academy Awards, with the political thriller carting away six Oscars out of a total of 13 nominations. But while ...

Atlas Compute has proposed a dual data center and power plant in St. Lucie County. The data center is planned to be running by 2027. Atlas Compute, however, has yet to apply for any county approvals.

Drivers keep trying to pass where it’s clearly not allowed, and the police are ready for it. One by one, cars cross the markings, rush the move, and get pulled over almost instantly. It’s satisfying, ...

SALEM, Oregon — In the final week of Oregon’s legislative short session, lawmakers in Salem discussed regulating data centers — specifically, placing a one-year moratorium on certain tax breaks.

Robert Carradine’s cause of death has been confirmed after his tragic passing. Page Six can exclusively confirm the beloved actor’s manner of death has been ruled a suicide, according to the Los ...

Google will build its first data center in Minnesota in a small town called Pine Island. The tech company will also bring 1,900 megawatts of new renewable energy to the state under an agreement with ...

When you hear the term “contact page,” you probably think of a simple page containing contact info and maybe a form. I’m here to tell you why that’s a big miss from a local SEO perspective and show ...

Developers want to build a 480-unit Live Local Act project near Interstate 95, marking a surge in proposals under the state law meant to address housing affordability. Two entities managed by Barbara ...

Public Storage, the largest self-storage business in the U.S., has relocated its corporate headquarters from Glendale, California, to Frisco, Texas. The move is part of a larger corporate ...

WILMINGTON, Clinton County — The Wilmington City Council approved a rezoning request for 500 acres of land Friday night, clearing the way for the data center development. The council reached a five-to ...

ADAMS COUNTY, Ohio — A new regulatory filing shows a proposed data center in Adams County would be among the largest in Ohio, consuming more than 20 times as much electricity as Adams County itself.

Data centers are growing fast, and the impact on nearby housing markets is a mixed bag. They bring jobs and force electric companies to upgrade their infrastructure, but many residents worry about the ...