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After years of obsolescence, seaplanes are remerging with electrical overhauls and high-designs by names like REGENT and Icon Aircraft.

ICON Aircraft has been granted a Type Certificate for its A5 amphibious aircraft by the US authority, the FAA.

The FAA has granted ICON’s A5 amphibious light sport aircraft (LSA) type certification in the primary category.

Icon wins FAA nod for primary category type certification

App State’s rare corpse flower, Mongo, bloomed Nov. 24 at the Department of Biology Greenhouse, marking the plant’s first bloom since it arrived in Boone in 2011.

Allegiant Stadium will host four Nevada high school football state championship games Tuesday beginning at 9 a.m. Here’s a breakdown of all four games.

Learn more in The News & Observer’s weekly roundup of higher ed news about how some UNC trustees responded to a speaker’s comments about the university’s admissions policies.

The Arkansas Teacher Retirement Systems board of trustees on Wednesday approved a resolution authorizing the sale of system-owned property in downtown Little Rock that formerly housed the Arkansas Insurance Department for no less than $2 million.

October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Thirty-seven years ago, the Family Violence Prevention and Services Act was passed and FVPSA funding became an integral part of our nation’s public health response to domestic violence. This funding continues to provide emergency shelters, crisis hotlines, prevention programs, resource centers, specialized services for children exposed to violence, […]

ICON Aircraft announced on Wednesday that it has completed assembly of its 200th A5 amphibious light sport aircraft (LSA).