Groups Sue Panton Farm Over Water Pollution
Two environmental groups have followed through with a threat to sue a large Panton dairy for allegedly polluting Addison County […]
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Xcel revises power cut impacts to 52,000 customers amid dry, windy weather in Colorado
Xcel Energy officials cut down the number of Front Range customers who may lose power during a wind storm on
Eliot Cutler denies violating probation in court
Eliot Cutler waited for the start of a hearing in Hancock County Superior Court in April 2023. (Gregory Rec/Staff Photographer)
Raleigh LGBT Center settles into longterm space
After years of bouncing around downtown, operating out of storage units, and searching for a sustainable lease agreement, the LGBT
Hegseth says he won’t publicly release video of boat double tap
By STEPHEN GROVES, LISA MASCARO and BEN FINLEY WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Tuesday that the Pentagon
Supreme Court to hear inmate’s challenge of racial bias in jury selection
In 2019, the Supreme Court ruled in a similar case concerning the exclusion of Black jurors by the same prosecutor,
Burlington Councilors Get Glimpse of Memorial Block Redesign
Burlington city councilors on Monday got their first look at a possible redevelopment of the so-called “Memorial Block,” a 3.81-acre
3 new measles cases confirmed in Colorado
A school-aged child in Weld County and two people in Montezuma County have measles, but Colorado public health officials say
Cary town council terminates contract with town manager
The Cary Town Council announced town manager Sean Stegall’s resignation and swore in Russ Overton as interim town manager at
DeSantis confident Florida won’t violate Trump’s AI order
Gov. Ron DeSantis is confident that his proposed “AI Bill of Rights” to crack down on unfettered artificial intelligence would