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BEVERLY — A city councilor accused Mayor Mike Cahills administration of being "almost dishonest" about the cost of a proposed library project that has ballooned to $18 million.

(The Center Square) – An Alliance for American Manufacturing report called for tariffs to protect the U.S. electric vehicle market from an “extinction-level event” caused by Chinese competitors.

Titan, Saturn’s largest satellite, is a fascinating world with many Earth-like qualities.

CENTREVILLE — Queen Anne’s County Public Schools took a significant step forward in its infrastructure development with the groundbreaking ceremony held on Feb. 22, for its new administration building. This

Wildfire smoke hazed the sky in New Jersey Tuesday, bringing flashbacks of a smoky 2023. Unlike last year, though, wildfire smoke is coming from a different place than Canada.

A NWS graphic posted late Tuesday morning shows the timing of the cold front and wind switch between 3-6 p.m. in Enid and Northwest Oklahoma.

As the April 8 total solar eclipse approaches, Waco-area public safety planners have shifted their concern from the size of crowds to the number of vehicles on major roads.

The real problem — and most serious impact on climate — is the amount of garbage Americans throw out in our consumption-based economy.

CHEYENNE — Plumes of smoke rose steadily and blanketed much of south Cheyenne from mid-morning through early afternoon on Saturday as firefighters from multiple local agencies worked to contain a

70 degree days return to finish off the weekend. Forecast as of 2/24/2024