Territorial Act News Today

The state has more than 18,000 transmission lines that move power from a myriad of energy sources. But, as the state transitions away from fossil fuels, the existing infrastructure is inadequate.

Solar farms cropping up across the southern portion of the state, but most of that electricity is needed in Metro Atlanta, and the existing transmission infrastructure is inadequate.

The William Cogswell painting, now on display at the National Portrait Gallery, was likely a means for the ruler to assert her right to the throne

Editor, One of many things I learned from attending the Solar Forum hosted by Center for a Sustainable Coast last weekend was that maybe Georgia...

The Fulton County Superior Court has reversed a decision of the Georgia Public Service Commission in a case addressing whether substantial renovations extinguish grandfather rights...

The Fulton County Superior Court has reversed a decision of the Georgia Public Service Commission in a case addressing whether substantial…

A collection of the interesting — and sometimes unusual — events that happened this week in Arizona history.Feb. 20On this date in 1912, the Glendale News was established.On this date in 1925, the construction of Mormon Flat Dam was completed and Saguaro Lake began to fill.Feb. 21On this date in 1881, the Flagstaff Post Office was established.

(Editorial Note: Part 259 of a series of further development in the early days that impacted Franklin County. Sources: The Trailblazer, History of the Development of Southeastern Idaho, published by

Tell our anti-America US ambassador to the UN to read her Lincoln Our new America-hating US ambassador to the UN is misinforming Americans and the world about our Constitution. She is repeating the hate spewed by the Chinese Communist Party leaders. For decades, our education system has taught what the best Chinese propagandists now say about the 3/5ths clause in the Constitution. Slavery is mentioned three times in the Constitution. The 3/5ths clause and the limit on slave importation are both...

Arizona history Feb. 21-27 On this date in 1881, the Flagstaff Post Office was established. On this date in 1908, representatives of the Kickapoo Indian tribe were in Douglas negotiating for the purchase of 200,000 acres (809 square kilometers) of land 50 miles (80 kilometers) southeast of Douglas for a permanent home for the tribe. On this date in 1930, Arizona hanged a woman for the first time for murder when Eva Dugan died on the scaffold at State Prison for killing A.J. Mathis, Tucson ranch...