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For Parras, addressing industrial pollution means not only remediating soil contamination, but also preventing the use of chemicals until they are proven safe.

Inflation has been hitting Northern California businesses and customers alike. Now with the rise in food and gas prices, Sacramento-area farmer's markets are taking a hit.

One of the tools that abortion lovers are using to find crisis pregnancy centers to attack is an interactive map tool developed by two professors from the University of Georgia (UGA). Andrea [...]

The interactive map is the first of many projects to be released by the Historical Society that explores African American heritage in the Ozarks.

The interactive map is the first of many projects to be released by the Historical Society that explores African American heritage in the Ozarks.

Since 2002, the District Department of Transportation has constructed 104 miles of bicycle lanes and currently maintains more than 150 miles of recreational trails and bike lanes in the District. Still, advocates say, there is plenty of work to be done to provide better and safer connectivity for cyclists and pedestrians.

LITTLE ROCK - In April, Jon Stein, Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) fisheries biologist in northwest Arkansas, had the opportunity to present to AGFC

A new projection has predicted that Alok Sharma, the Conservative MP for Reading West, could lose his seat in a general election.

Gas prices set another record high in Michigan this week, soaring 28 cents per gallon.

There's a reason drugs that help us so much with colds are no longer sold on store shelves and to get them, you have to ask at the counter and show an ID, where they keep a running list of who you are and what you've purchased. It's to keep chemicals in things like The Good version of Sudafed away from those folks who have bad intentions with them. Maybe you're one of the lucky ones and you're catching this article BEFORE you've made an offer on some real estate. Cl...