A study from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock suggests that wild raccoons living in urban areas are beginning to show early signs of domestication.

An election rooted in a year-old battle over Gloucester Township's sewer system pitting independent Keith Gibbons against incumbent David Mayer.

First American Nuclear, developer of a fast-spectrum small modular reactor designed to deliver the most cost-effective utility-scale power in the world, and the State of Indiana announced Tuesday, Nov. 4 plans to establish Indiana as the home of the company's headquarters, manufacturing facilities, and an energy park to position the state at the forefront of U.S. global leadership in sustainable nuclear technology.

Remediation efforts at the Parks Township nuclear waste dump will begin this winter. The announcement was part of an informational session hosted by officials from the Army Corps of Engineers’ Buffalo and Pittsburgh districts at the township’s fire hall Wednesday. A precise start date has yet to be determined. An

Native American activists from the group Protect Dinétah on Wednesday staged a protest in the parking lot of the federal Bureau of Land Management offices in Santa Fe to register opposition t

PSI Environmental Systems has opened a new recycling center in Twin Falls.

While the market navigates a surge in supply, another focus area has become elections and their potential to shift market demand, as several regional election results will likely garner greater attention over the next few months, said Kim Olsan, senior fixed income portfolio manager at NewSquare Capital.

Mark Kruea has unofficially won the Myrtle Beach mayoral race.

In Philadelphia, a plastic bag ban went into effect in 2021. Now, the City Council has passed a bill to move forward with a fee on paper bags too.

Common Council members have made amendments to Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson’s proposed city budget for 2026 and will vote on it Nov. 7.

After the fatal crash of UPS Flight 2976, businesses in the area are still several days away from being able to access their properties, and owners have no idea what they may return to.

Every fall for the past decade, OU campus buildings have faced an annual cricket invasion.

Visitors to the Jim Blair Recreation Center now have a new place to relax, and it’s got a story to tell. Four picnic tables and seven benches have been added around the grounds, but these …

- Spotlight: Paws for a Cause The Peter Zippi Memorial Fund (PZF) invites the community to its annual Open House and Fundraiser on Sunday, November 9, 11