Cary Releases 2016 Police Records Related to Drug Surveillance Operation That Name Former Town Manager
Former Cary town manager Sean Stegall was named in Cary police department records from 2016 that the town released in […]
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What to know about the EPA’s decision to overturn its ‘endangerment finding’
The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday revoked its own 2009 “endangerment finding,” a scientific conclusion that for 16 years has
Cabot Cheese Plant Fined $60,000 for Environmental Violations
The largest cheese plant in Vermont has been fined by regulators for repeatedly violating its wastewater permit since 2022. Agri-Mark
Bill Would Require AI Disclaimer on Deceptive Campaign Ads
Misleading media made using artificial intelligence within 90 days of an election would have to include clear disclosures under a
Florida House moves to ban removal of Confederate monuments again
Credit: by Monivette Cordeiro A controversial proposal to prevent local governments from removing or destroying an array of historic monuments
Vermont Senate Advances Two Signature Immigration Bills
Lawmakers advanced two bills this week aimed at blunting the power of federal agents in Vermont amid the Trump administration’s
Trump’s defamation lawsuit against the BBC set to go to trial in 2027
LONDON (AP) — A U.S. judge said President Donald Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC can go to trial
Religious Liberty Commission member ousted in dispute over antisemitism
By PETER SMITH, Associated Press A member of the federal Religious Liberty Commission has been ousted after a hearing this
Chatham County considers data center moratorium
As residents of one Triangle community have organized in opposition to a plan for a large data storage facility in
Green River Dam and Reservoir Would Remain Intact Under Deal
The hydroelectric dam on the Green River Reservoir will not be dismantled under a deal that settles a decade-long regulatory