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Wyoming-based Zenith Volts Corp. has chosen New Mexico for its flagship project — a 300-acre data center project. Zenith, which says it develops carbon-negative energy infrastructures to power data ...

Chanhassen paid $13M for a 13-acre community center site Facility to feature rinks, fitness center, field house, and more Construction begins in 2026 with completion expected in 2028 Chanhassen has ...

Worcester Polytechnic Institute will rename a campus building after the university’s outgoing president, Laurie Leshin. WPI President Laurie Leshin PHOTO COURTESY OF WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE ...

The Center Project, an LGBTQ community organization, hired its first full-time staff member since its opening 20 years ago. Vera Elwood is the first staff paid staff member in The Center Project's ...

A large-scale data center is being proposed for Greene County. The Bryn Mawr-based Essential Utilities announced it is partnering with energy supplier International Electric Power of Pittsburgh on the ...

A proposal for a major data center project in Yorkville is being considered by the Yorkville City Council, following public hearings and a recommendation for approval from the Yorkville Planning and ...

CHICAGO — The Chicago Plan Commission on Thursday approved a $7 billion plan to redevelop the area around the United Center, but some citizens who spoke expressed disappointment with the extended ...

A data center development dubbed “Project Marvel” could come to Bessemer, Alabama. The city council is set to consider a development plan for a $14.5 billion, 18-building data center project spanning ...

The University’s Town Center Project, which will begin construction in 2027, aims to redesign the center of campus from Tressider to Meyer Green, including White Plaza and, eventually, Old Union. The ...

Those pushing for a controversial new AI data center in Chandler — a cohort that includes paid not-technically-a-lobbyist Kyrsten Sinema — have made big promises about how it would save the city water ...