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November 30, 2023
Two years after the passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, approximately $492 billion of the allocated $1.2 trillion remains to be spent on various U.S. infrastructure projects by 2026.
November 24, 2023
Up to 900 foreign workers are expected to assist NextStar Energy Inc. in building its heavily subsidized battery plant in Windsor, Ontario. Read more..
November 10, 2023
Posts about homage written by Dark Helmet and Techdirt
October 26, 2023
After making a replica of Captain Jack Sparrows jacket, Lapel resident Scott Blake III decided to go into the costume and prop business.
October 16, 2023
The suspect in the shooting of a beloved father-of-four in Portland is a futures fund manager with a weighty arrest history - who also jets around the US giving blockchain lectures.
October 10, 2023
The Helias Crusaders were a bit uncharacteristic in their play Monday night. It paid off with a victory. โWe havenโt attacked the goal this season, but both of those goals came because we attacked the goal,โ Helias coach Jon DeSha said after the Crusaders defeated the Jefferson City Jays 2-1 in Central Missouri Activities Conference soccer action at Jefferson City High School. โThey were good goals.โ
September 27, 2023
Ohio ratepayers have forked over some $218 million to keep two aging coal plants operating
September 24, 2023
After 40 minutes of action Saturday morning, the Jefferson City Jays were down 2-0 to the Lutheran: St. Charles Cougars. There was no loud chatter at intermission. Another plan was put into place. The players showed their game in the second half as Jefferson City rallied to finish in a tie at 2 against Lutheran: St. Charles in the Richard Wilson Classic at Jefferson City High School.
September 22, 2023
FOXBORO -- Area residents spent 25 hours demonstrating that service members who were taken as prisoners of war or who are missing in action will never be forgotten.
September 19, 2023
Ohio ratepayers are being forced to spend hundreds of millions propping up two 68-year-old coal-fired power plants that supposedly couldn’t survive without subsidies.