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Eskom has decided to withdraw transmission capacity reservations for winners of a tender for emergency power provision, including Karpowership

COLUMBIA, SC (Queen City News) — It was nearly a year ago that a Dorchester County judge slapped a $11,307.36 sanction on Chief Mark Keel, the head of South Carolina’s top law enforcement agency for a list of discovery abuses arising from his agents’ decision to destroy a hemp farmer’s crop in September 2019. Dorchester […]

Patrick McLaughlin focuses on the delayed parliamentary processing of the Electricity Regulation Amendment (ERA) Bill in South Africa.

Norwich ― A new draft Norwich parks master plan recommends the city consider building two splashpads, an artificial turf field, more shady areas and trails, and improve accessibility. Officials from F...

Filmmaker Nettie Wild’s new short, 'Roundup' was recently released by the NFB. The short film is big in scope, and profound in its artistry.

In the days of covered wagons, copious amounts of gold and silver, and dastardly highway bandits, the legend of the Prison Hill Missing Treasure still lives today, and people often comb the sides of Prison Hill in Carson City searching out the lost Wells Fargo gold for themselves, but it has yet to be found to this day.

Irasburg, VT- People within one mile of a crash on Route 14 have been evacuated after a propane tank drove into the Black River, causing an explosion and fire that authorities say could continue to burn for over 48 hours. The Red Cross has opened a shelter at the Irasburg Town Hall to house people […]

STEUBENVILLE — The city was the shining Christmas star of the Ohio Valley Friday, as Historic Fort Steuben came alive with the annual Steubenville Lights Up

In a disturbing echo of past power struggles during the Covid era, SA faces a critical juncture as legislative powers are wielded recklessly

Gordon Avenue project to provide 156 subsidized rental apartments