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April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and it’s an important reminder to practice safe driving habits at all times. The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration defines distracted driving as any

Death comes quickly for political movements that tolerate, even to the smallest degree, ideas morally and intellectually incompatible with the movement’s unifying principles.

State Treasurer Dale Folwell has doubts that Elizabeth City’s financials for the city’s late fiscal year 2021-22 audit have been in the hands of the city’s outside auditor for months

We are moving into tree care season. There are good care practices to use for trees, and there are practices often used or promoted that will harm trees and are

High above the wetlands and prairies of the Coulee Region, drones soar, meticulously mapping invasive plant species and monitoring changes in the river systems evolution. Below, Associate Professor Niti Mishra

When she called the police, they did nothing. So she decided to take action.

A research team led by an Auburn University scientist is working to develop an Outdoor Recreation Access and Participation Survey that would fill a longstanding gap in outdoor recreation research.

Several bills addressing concerns over the safe and ethical use of artificial intelligence were introduced during the Oklahoma Legislature session, and some measures made it out of the House and

Chance the Rapper and Kirsten Corley have split up after five years of marriage.

Charleston, w.va. – The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (WVDEP) is accepting water quality data collected from the state’s waters for the development of its 2024 integrated report.