News Climate Change Could Leave More Cities in the Dark Cities like Miami are all too familiar with hurricane-related power outages. But a Johns Hopkins University analysis finds climate change... Read More
News ABRA Auto Body & Glass Expands in Three States Minnesota-based ABRA Auto Body & Glass, a national damaged vehicle repair company, expanded for the third time in just 30... Read More
News OSHA Reports Continued Decline in Occupational Injuries OSHA released its annual report on occupational injuries earlier this month. The federal agency reported a little more than 3... Read More
West News Montana to Confirm No Oil Left From 2011 Yellowstone Spill Montana environmental officials are asking the public whether any crude oil from a 2011 spill into the Yellowstone River is... Read More
West News California Receives Funds for Earthquake Warning System California received funding to help begin an earthquake warning system across the state next year that would provide enough time... Read More
Southeast News Fire Heavily Damages Georgia Church Authorities are searching for the cause of a fire that heavily damaged a church in Roswell, just north of Atlanta.... Read More
Southeast News Florida Carjackers Couldn’t Drive Stick Shift Police in Florida say two would-be carjackers almost got away with a vehicle in Ocala but didn’t know how to... Read More
News New Cellphone App Tells You How Many Drinks is too Many A new federally funded cellphone app allows people who may have had one too many to get an idea just... Read More
Texas / South Central News Louisiana Reopens Gulf Waters Affected by 2010 Oil Spill Commercial fishermen are once again harvesting Gulf seafood off the coasts of Elmer’s and Grand Terre islands, an area that’s... Read More
East News Loans Impact Grant Money for Sandy Victims When Superstorm Sandy left Denise Erickson’s home with a collapsed foundation, a loan from the Small Business Administration looked like... Read More