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NEW YORK, April 30, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) —

I appreciated the Journal's thoughtful editorial on energy use and offshore wind project proposed for Humboldt County ("Our Last Best Chance," April 11). Yet in...

The Smith River needs your help. Agricultural operations along the estuary are polluting the river with high levels of pesticides. This pesticide pollution is impacting coho salmon, tidewater goby and other wildlife that rely on the river, as well as the human residents that live amongst the po

The Bureau of Land Management has planned a series of free public outings and presentations through the spring, summer and fall to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Headwaters Forest Reserve designation, near Eureka.

An estimated 100,000 to 200,000 people are expected to descend on southern Illinois, where the eclipse's path of totality will pass early Monday afternoon. Southern Illinois University is holding a four-day party.

This is my 104th column which means that I have been sharing my opinions with you for two years. I laugh when anyone calls me a journalist. I am not

A young boy pulled his grandfather from a Georgia Lake when their boat flipped while fishing. Despite his lifesaving efforts, days later, his grandpa died.

Editor: I met Judge Kreis in 2010, when I worked as a DDA and he a deputy public defender. We litigated cases against each other...

The battle to fight climate change and achieve net zero carbon emissions means moving people from brown to green, clean energy. One problem with this is the upfront costs and the often higher energy barrier.

Read about the new pickleball courts set for Dubbo and why the sport has proved such a huge hit. Discover the health benefits and details of the Dubbo open day.