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Most Ayden-Grifton High School baseball players would consider a career in the sport to be the field of their dreams. But their coach wants them to have a look at

LOUISVILLE — Thanks to Humana’s sponsorship, TARC will once again offer fare-free service Saturday for the full day of Thunder Over Louisville.

As we look to celebrate Earth Day 2024, tons of good news on climate abounds. Here in New Hampshire, throughout the USA, and across the globe, individuals, businesses, and governments

For several years, there was a moratorium in place in Madison County prohibiting large scale solar energy projects.

On the final day of their legislative session, Nebraska lawmakers passed a controversial "end run" bill that will appropriate $10 million per year on private school scholarships.

An engineer at Boeing said Wednesday that the aircraft company, in rushing to produce as many planes as possible, is taking manufacturing shortcuts that could lead to jetliners breaking apart.

BOSTON — Municipal leaders are calling on state lawmakers to approve a proposal authorizing cities and towns to charge a transfer fee on real estate transactions to drum up money

NEWBURYPORT — Celebrating its 20th year, the Newburyport Documentary Film Festival is partnering with the city of Newburyports Resiliency Committee to present an evening of films that address the climate

Starbucks says its new planet-friendlier cups are part of a sustained sustainability push at the coffee giant. McDonald’s and Coca-Cola are also rethinking plastic packaging. Here’s what else is changing.

Tax credits would be offered for donations to crisis pregnancy centers under LB937, passed 45-0 on the last day of the session.