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TRAVERSE CITY — It took 45 minutes for a jury to acquit former state Rep. Larry Inman, R-Williamsburg, of the public corruption charges he’d fought for five years.

On Friday, Governor Wes Moore and local lawmakers gathered to announce that the Maryland Clean Energy Center, the state’s official green bank, will receive a $1

The Deep East Texas College & Career Academy in Jasper is touting new courses of study.

TRAVERSE CITY — It took 45 minutes for a jury to acquit former state Rep. Larry Inman, R-Williamsburg, of the public corruption charges he’d fought for five years.

The complexities of deploying utility-scale solar are not new to developers and other industry stakeholders. These can range from issues around

In the clean energy transition, labour unions and the climate movement are finding that they're stronger together.

Arbitration and Worker Classification - In a recent court opinion from the United States Court of Appeals, Tenth Circuit, an essential dispute arose between the...

Tom Townsend, the president of Dubuque Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO, has announced his candidacy for the Iowa State Senate seat currently held by incumbent Pam

Supporting electric overlanding isn’t just some ridiculously impractical demand I’m dreaming up. It’s the future.

PG&E celebrated a spike in applications for solar but left out what happened later.