Chicago, IL

Pennsylvania State

Aliquippa, PA

Insider

"We've had chickens here in the city that had to be removed. But never a crocodile," a local code enforcement officer told Insider.

Police found a crocodile, over 200 snakes, and a dead man inside a Pennsylvania home. The snakes' owners could be charged up to $180,000.

New York City, NY

The US Sun 

THE son of a famed restaurant owner in New York City has died after a freak accident at Madison Square Garden. After a New York Rangers game on Saturday, Ernest Vogliano Jr., 61, was riding an escalator railing inside the arena when he suddenly fell nearly three floors to his death.

Ernest Vogliano, 61, plunges to his death in Madison Square Garden after son of famed restaurateur suffered freak fall

Clarksville, NY

A WOMAN was left stunned by her supermarket cashier's actions - she couldn't get her money out quick enough. The store workers speedy service left shopper Esmerelda shocked as he swept her 20-odd groceries though the check out in just 21 seconds. The cashier quickly raced through scanning the woman's...

I was stunned by my cashier’s actions at Kroger checkout – I couldn’t get my money out fast enough

Texas State

Marfa, TX

Interesting Engineering

Hospitality world genius Liz Lambert, 3D construction start-up Icon, and Danish design firm BIG, have joined forces to bring to Texas the world’s first 3D-printed hotel in 2023. More specifically it will be in Marfa, according to a blog on BIG’s website. The Danish architect might seem familiar...

The US will soon be home to the world’s first 3D-printed hotel

Cicero, IL

Oak Park, IL

Stickney, IL

Berwyn, IL

Forest Park, IL

Lincolnwood, IL

Elmwood Park, IL

River Forest, IL

Jefferson Park, IL

Forest View, IL

Riverside, IL

Harwood Heights, IL

Bedford Park, IL

Lyons, IL

Hines, IL

Broadview, IL

Burbank, IL

Maywood, IL

Evergreen Park, IL

River Grove, IL

NewsBreak

New 'chameleon-like' building material can change color to save energy

Researchers at the University of Chicago's Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering (PME) have developed an interesting solution to regulating the temperature of buildings. They designed a...

New 'chameleon-like' building material can change color to save energy

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