Solar panels that served a private subdivision on Davis-Monthan Air Force Base were torn down at the end of their lifespan, ...

North Little Rock-based Scenic Hill Solar, in partnership with the City of De Queen, De Queen School District, and Sevier County, completed three state-of-the-art solar power plants in the southwest ...

ORANGE CITY, Fla. — It’s been eight months since floodwaters from Hurricane Milton washed out Threadgill Place, a key cut-through road in Orange City. “When you close that long, it’s like ...

Evergy said that in many areas, tree damage is still being assessed. “Tree damage is still being addressed in many areas. Vegetation crews are clearing limbs and debris away from power lines and ...

This rubber stamp is missing its ink pad. An obscure state panel issued a widely anticipated approval of the MTA's next five-year renovation plan — but the capital improvement program is still short ...

Yet she still thought about how nice it would be to live there. So when when her husband asked her if she'd ever thought about them living in Italy part-time, she jumped at the opportunity to make ...

Waymo, the self-driving car unit of Google parent Alphabet, is returning to New York City. But it won’t be offering rides to the paying public yet, as it currently does in four other cities. The ...

Chicago’s business community helped stall legislation that would give the City Council more control over where Airbnb and other short-term rentals operate in the city. A vote on an ordinance ...

After visiting every capital city in Europe, I think places such as Bucharest and Lisbon are must-visits, but I'd skip London and Helsinki next time.

Waymo is returning to NYC, but it still needs a change in the law to provide driverless rides (CNN) — Waymo, the self-driving car unit of Google parent Alphabet, is returning to New York City.

Business Environment Nation Northwest In rural Alaska, a village turns to solar and biomass energies to cut diesel and save money June 18, 2025 at 6:20 am By MARK THIESSEN ...

Still, the United States has been slowly weaning itself off coal. After decades of producing more than half the nation’s electricity, coal plants contributed just 15 percent in 2024.