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The governor cited the race-fueled Buffalo mass shooting that left 10 dead in May as she outlined plans to bolster local efforts to prevent similar tragedies, including $10 million in state funds for the development of Threat Assessment and Management Teams.

The universal primary contest for state Sen. Dist. 20 features incumbent Dist. 21 Republican Jim Boyd against John Houman in a 2020 primary rematch.

Hawai‘i researchers have successfully grown a tropical sea urchin from a cryopreserved embryo — a promising first for ocean science. University of Hawaiʻi graduate student Charley Westbrook spearheaded the project. He created a bank of cryopreserved urchin embryos, then thawed the specimens months later.

Refusing to go down without a fight, Salt Lake City-based Questar Corp. said Sunday that it would pursue available legal and regulatory alternatives in response to a Utah Supreme Court decision on Aug. 1, which rejected the recovery of certain natural gas-processing costs incurred by its retail natural gas distribution subsidiary Questar Gas Co.

Utah borrowers have a lot to consider when choosing the best HELOC or home equity loan. Here are NextAdvisor’s picks for the top lenders in the state.

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — Following a sewage spill reported Monday, crews had to close down a land on Middle Sound Loop Road. That road is now reopened.

It would be limbed in scope and a measured response to what is happening there. largely for domestic consumption. i dont think we want to under estimate so much this have is for the chinese public and especially the senior government officials because president xi is coming up this fall. >> the images of the fighter jets, the live fire. that is what theyre playing again and again on state television. >> abby. before speaker pelosi went, the president said he didnt think it was a good idea. the a...

NEW HANOVER COUNTY — A sewer leak was reported to Cape Fear Public Utility Authority early Monday morning and crews are on site making repairs. Approximately 2…

A group of labor leaders today slapped the State Division of Pensions and Benefits for putting off a meeting today of the State Health Benefits Program

Buncombe County has approved a spending plan for more than $2.9 million in federal grant money to aid Tropical Storm Fred recovery.