What to know about the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline approval in Wisconsin and what comes next
The Wisconsin DNR approved permits for Enbridge to reroute Line 5. Here are the next steps in the controversial project.
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9 Alaska Itineraries From Anchorage – With A Car Or Without One!
Alaska's vast wilderness calls to adventurers worldwide, and Anchorage serves as the perfect launch pad for exploring this ...
Tega Cay finishes sterilizing 200 deer, at about $1,300 per head
A shoot-and-sterilize plan to stop deer from dominating Tega Cay, South Carolina, cost the city over a quarter-million ...
As Helene recovery efforts proceed, misinformation runs rampant on social media
On Elon Musk's X, formerly Twitter, users who have paid for a blue "verification" check mark are doing their own reporting on ...
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Falls man digs artifacts
Trumbull County is named after Jonathan Trumbull, a governor of Connecticut who once owned land in the region during ...
Homeowners in flood risk zones with 50% home value damage must raise homes per regulations
Homeowners with extensive damage to their homes in high flood risk areas from Asheville to Brevard to Chimney Rock have been ...
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Decades in the Making: Fort Wayne’s deep rock tunnel ready for use
The purpose of this new infrastructure, a 5-mile tunnel stretching from Foster Park to the Maumee River east of downtown, is ...
Opinion: We don’t need to sacrifice the Wasatch to meet our need for gravel
Proposed limestone mining like a Parley’s Canyon mine would harm air quality, watersheds and the beauty of the Wasatch, but ...
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A rock, contractor, town build a bridge
This rock was one of the most appealing features of our new home on Mill River Lane in Shelburne. It was different shades of ...
Navajo families don't trust their tap water, study says, and overpay for outside supplies
Historic mistrust and brown, metallic tap water are driving Navajo families in one area of the reservation to spend on ...
Helene swept away WNC trout and anglers. Restoring fishing industry 'will be challenging'
Floodwaters from Tropical Storm Helene cost the region 600,000 trout, and native brook trout populations may have been ...