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The governing party’s manifesto promises 3.5 million new state-created work opportunities, and a basic income grant built by extending and growing the Social Relief of Distress grant.

Idaho Energy Freedom, a nonprofit dedicated to educating Idahoans about the economic impacts of clean energy, is hosting its inaugural webinar Friday.

Idaho Energy Freedom is hosting a free webinar, “Idaho’s Clean Energy Future: Indigenous Perspectives,” on Dec. 1.

OPINION: New Mexicos water is being guzzled up by industrial agricultural sources, mainly mega dairies and alfalfa.

Legislators and advocates alike proclaimed the legislative session of 2023 the “Year of Water”. This was not an accident, this was hard work on the part of the scientific community,

It’s still lights out at Fort Lauderdale City Hall. The fate of the 1960s-era building remains unknown four weeks after a 1,000-year rainstorm flooded its basement with 8 feet of

It’s still lights out at Fort Lauderdale City Hall.

Experts are still evaluating whether the old gray bunker can be saved. If they declare the building a total loss, there’s a proposal for a new City Hall waiting in the wings. Renderings show a spaceship-like mirrored building up to 388 feet high, with as many as 18 floors. 

If all those old homes and buildings were up to current code and built on higher ground, developers think the flooding might not have been as bad.

Water doesn’t flow through concrete and it doesn’t flow through asphalt. If Fort Lauderdale had less concrete and asphalt, the flooding wouldn’t have been nearly as bad, experts say.