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YMCA is no more

An investigation by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers accused a float operator of dumping tree roots, sediment and debris into approximately 150-200 square feet of forested wetlands.

In South Africa, pioneering research battles misinformation ahead of an election, but is hindered by tech giants' data lockdown.

The Truth Under Siege: The State of Journalism Ethics in Malawi | Malawi 24: Stay up-to-date with the latest news from Malawi and around the world, 24/7

There’s a growing global movement to ensure that researchers can get access to the huge quantity of data assembled and exploited by digital operators. Momentum is mounting because it’s becoming increasingly evident that data is power. And access to it is the key – for a host of reasons, not least transparency, human rights and electoral integrity.

After a top aide to Anthony Fauci was grilled by Congress, questions emerge as to whether others may have sought to avoid transparency around the Covid epidemic.

One year after three people were killed in the Davenport Apartment Collapse, several questions remain as a class action lawsuit makes its way through the courts

US agency found PFOS and other types of PFAS in pesticides but failed to disclose those results, watchdog group alleges

There'll be limited listening parties for the infamous one-off LP next month at an art museum in Australia

May 28, 2024 marks one year since the partial collapse at 324 Main St. in Davenport. News 8 has spent months compiling never-before-seen footage. Here's the result.