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The Aransas Project’s (TAP) legal representative Bryan French of Galveston informed The Rockport Pilot the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) has taken action against the Steel Dynamics Steel Mill in Sinton regarding TAP’s contesting Steel Dynamics’ proposed wastewater discharge permit. “TCEQ found that Steel Dynamics violated Texas Code by beginning construction of the wastewater treatment plant associated with their steel mill prior to the issuance of a permi...

A memorial service will be held outside on Saturday, April 24, at 2 p.m. at Union Hill Church of Christ, 865 N. Nicholas Road, Nixa. Due to the current COVID-19 conditions, masks and social distancing will be required by those attending. Arrangement are under the direction of Adams Funeral Home, Nixa. Steve was the third child born to Richard "Dick" and Jacqueline "Jackie" (Chubin) Tallaksen in Chicago, Illinois on Jan. 19, 1954. He died four days short of his 67th birthday. Steve attended Blai...

Johnson City leaders are considering creating and appointing community members to an equity advisory board to recommend social justice initiatives for the city to pursue, but some aren’t completely sold on the idea. According to Press Staff Writer David Floyd, City Commissioner Jenny Brock brought the idea to the commission after speaking with protesters last summer. If created, the 11-member body would advise the commission, provide quarterly reports, develop a budget for community equity...

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Officials released more than 10,000 pages of emails to the Wisconsin State Journal in response to a public records request for communications pertaining to the election.

(The Center Square) – Just days after former President Donald Trump declared Jan. 22 as National Sanctity of Human Life Day, newly sworn-in President Joe Biden disregarded the designation and

Although Sultan Suleyman’s harem intrigue, family tragedies, and enduring popularity are today the subject of an international hit television serial, more serious historical considerations focus on public interpretations of his

The electronic environment that manages our economy and life support systems is being attacked by Russia as you read this.

Winston-Salem may join a growing number of North Carolina cities in passing an ordinance that would give people rights based on sexual orientation, gender identity and other differences.

The Oklahoma Legislature’s bill filing period ended last week, with Norman legislators filing an abundance of bills and other forms of legislation.