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February 27, 2024
By Elizabeth Ouzts for Energy News Network.Broadcast version by Shanteya Hudson for North Carolina News Service reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Public News Service Collaboration As the first frost visits the mountains of western North Carolina, thousands of households are bracing themselves. Thinly insulated manufactured homes will provide little barrier to the cold. Gaps around doorways will invite it in. ...
February 27, 2024
During Black History Month, the American Heart Association is emphasizing the significance of heart health education and establishing a heritage of wellness among people of color. Heart disease caused more than 8,500 deaths in Arkansas in 2021, making it the number one cause of mortality in the state. Dr. ...
February 27, 2024
A cooperative effort has seeded more than 26,000 acres in eastern Nevada. Its all in an effort to increase desirable grasses, forbs and shrubs while decreasing the prevalence of invasive annual grasses and weeds that can take root in fire-burned areas. Neil Frakes, emergency stabilization and rehabilitation program manager with the Bureau of Land Management, said the initiative was a joint effort among the BLM, the Nevada Department of Wildlife and the Eastern Nevada Landscape Coalition, and ad...
February 27, 2024
You might say "every day is bring your child to college day" at New Hampshires Manchester Community College. On-campus childcare programs are helping to retain students and provide others with hands-on work experience. Students can apply for a regular childcare slot or Head Start, which offers comprehensive education, health and nutrition services to low-income families. ...
February 27, 2024
Its been an uphill battle for childhood nutrition advocates to advance meal access policies in the South Dakota Legislature. However, organizers say thats not stopping conversations, along with community efforts. One of a handful of bills defeated this session called on South Dakota to enroll in the Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer Program for Children. ...
February 27, 2024
Arizona is gearing up for its presidential preference election that takes place in less than a month, and registered Democrats and Republicans were mailed their ballots last week. Adrian Fontes, Arizona Secretary of State, said all 15 counties in the Grand Canyon State passed their logic and accuracy equipment tests ahead of the vote on March 19th to ensure accuracy and election integrity. "Weve had teams deployed across the entire state making sure that those equipments are ready fo...
February 27, 2024
The Magnolia State is in the top five for worst access to dental care, according to a county-by-county report. More than 70 million Americans live in communities without enough dental-care providers. Dr. ...
February 23, 2024
It is almost time for some Pennsylvania students to get out of the classroom and into a canoe. The Chesapeake Bay Foundations Pennsylvania Rivers and Streams Environmental Education Program is for students in grades 4-12. It takes place in the spring and fall. ...
February 23, 2024
According to the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services, all 17 counties across the state dont have enough health-care professionals, including dentists. February is Childrens Dental Health Month, and dentist Dr. Paul McConnell, dental director at UnitedHealthcare, said families dont have to sacrifice their childrens dental health if they cant find a provider. ...
February 23, 2024
Pro-Ukraine rallies are planned in Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco as well as cities across the United States this weekend, marking the second anniversary of the Russian invasion. Advocates are pressing Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson to relent and allow a vote on aid to Ukraine. "Its extremely unfortunate and self-serving of the Speaker and members to hold Ukraines international aid hostage as a political tool," said Alex Cornell du Houx, a former Maine state r...