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Last month, General Motors announced the "aspiration" to switch completely from traditional gas-powered cars to electric vehicles by 2035. Sunday, it took the next step on that path -- a

A bill in the Oregon Legislature would allow some unproductive farmland near the Idaho border to be rezoned for 2-acre residential lots.

Victor ski manufacturing company Sego has put in a last-minute offer to buy the old Victor Elementary School site owned by the school district, although Broulims is under contract to

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Persistent and extreme cold weather has led to region-wide electricity use that exceeds available generation across the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) service territory. At 10:08 a.m.

The seven largest investor-owned utilities will also be required to complete a detailed customer energy burden analysis to evaluate what portion of household income their customers spend on utility services.

(The Center Square) – Tennessee entered into a consulting contract with Washington-based McKinsey & Company consulting firm while the state attorney general was investigating the firm for its role in

An official list of federal holidays in the United States won’t feature “Presidents’ Day” among the observed holidays. Some may say that’s preposterous, as they’re certain that post offices and

A Jackson real estate agent is selling a house out in the Dairy subdivision, but he thinks it’s the image and the dream that have made the sale. It’s about the life you can lead there, says Latham Jenkins, an associate broker at Live Water Properties, and that’s been his focus. The strategy found some success. The house and the surrounding 65 acres were voted by Wall Street Journal readers as third in the newspaper’s “House of the Year” contest. “I spent a lot...

While the Norman area is not experiencing any significant power outages Monday morning, OG+E and other power providers are asking customers to conserve and cut back where they can this

“We’re just getting lucky,” said Scott Hendrix, the manager of Tombigbee Electric Power Association. Hendrix said none of Tombigbee’s members have experienced power outages, but he and other company leaders are still working out logistics on how to respond safely if many members report outages. Hendrix said that Tombigbee will suspend disconnections and late fees through Tuesday, Feb. 16 and that it could be extended. More Information Brandon Presley and the Public Service C...