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Jully Black made a subtle change to the national anthem that honoured the land on which Indigenous lived before European settlers colonized North America.

The state gave the isolated community of Cantua Creek a transportation lifeline: a fleet of four electric vehicles. The program worked for a few months, but then the cars disappeared and the infrastructure wasn't maintained.

Lincoln Citys Legends: Headless Man, Glowing Cave, Oregon Coast Shipwrecks / Treasure, Skeleton - Oddities that have some basis in fact

The celebration was lively: in the small town of Waldport, Oregon, a few hundred finally gathered to see the statue’s unveiling. We heard a Gulf Coast guy, Truman Price, a violinist, play music on his fiddle reminiscent of the tunes of 1880s which would have been played by the historical person cast in bronze. A

A generation of Canadian artists who came up during the early and mid-2000s — an era without major social media megaphones and without digital music streaming services — are now turning to those platforms to stage a comeback.

Electric companies warned more than 40,000 customers they could face power shutoffs due to hazardous weather conditions and wildfire risks.

A 75-year-old man died Wednesday after falling out of a commercial raft in the Lower Bighorn Sheep Canyon section on the Arkansas River.

Premium Content Subscriber only CPR skills have saved the life of a boatie who almost drowned off an island east of Mackay. An RACQ CQ Rescue spokeswoman said a helicopter crew attended the scene near Penrith Island in the South Cumberland Islands National Park, 75km from Mackay, on Friday afternoon. The spokeswoman said a person in their 40s had spent the day spearfishing and diving when the shallow near drowning incident occurred. She said there were four other people aboard the boat inclu...

“Those folks you took down Browns today booked the Gorge tomorrow. It’ll be a single boat. I know it’s your day off. I’ll ask another guide if you like.”

Climate Change, Drought, and Water Contamination: The Untold Story of California’s San Joaquin Valley By Ellyn Kail on January 15, 2021 Photo by . Jennifer, a mum of three small children, is drying off her three-month-year-old baby, after giving him a bath in Three Rocks, in the San Joaquin valley, California. The water she just bathed her son in is contaminated.  As she is drying her son, she talks about how the water smells bad and tastes awful.  The Wellcome Photography Prize 2021 is ....