Finding a spot to get work done in Austin can feel like navigating a labyrinth of coffee, Wi-Fi signals and judgmental glances. One wrong move — a dead outlet, a dud cappuccino, a cranky barista or no ...

The sighting occurred near a $64 million TxDOT project to upgrade the ferry system's ramps and landings. As part of environmental protocols in place before construction began, crews were trained to ...

Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. Journalists now have access to an abundance of AI tools on the market that promise to assist with tasks such as ...

We’re feeling a bit of whiplash. For a city that has for decades been desperate to get people out of their cars and into central neighborhoods, our leaders seem all too eager to slam the brakes on a ...

Public Arts Midland and the Midland Area Cultural Awareness Coalition are calling on artists, writers, and creatives of all backgrounds to submit entries for the 2025 Creativity Contest, which will ...

The U.S. News and World Report released its top companies to work for, and Illinois has a number of them Looking at companies and how well they support their employees with metrics including quality ...

The U.S. News and World Report released their top companies to work for, and Michigan has a number of them Looking at companies and how well they support their employees with metrics including quality ...

John Badman is a 1982 graduate of SIU-Carbondale, with a major in cinema and photography and a minor in law enforcement administration of justice. He has worked at The Telegraph in Alton full-time for ...

The final version of a bill creating a Texas Cyber Command is missing a main part of Gov. Greg Abbott’s pitch for the cybersecurity hub — the University of Texas at San Antonio. Since introducing the ...

When Disney World opened in 1971, the Orlando Sentinel wrote a glowing story about one of the artists whose work adorned the Magic Kingdom. Within the magnificent new castle was an intricate mosaic ...

Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. In 2023, a thirty-one-year-old construction worker named Pablo Xavier, whose last name has not been made public ...