Commentary - How to make resolutions that last
A third of Americans will make a mental health New Year’s resolution this year, according to a poll from the American Psychiatric Association.
Police, FBI probing possible link between Tesla explosion in Las Vegas and New Orleans massacre
Clark County, Nevada, Sheriff Kevin McMahill called the apparently intentional New Year’s Day explosion of a Tesla Cybertruck outside Pres.-elect Donald Trump’s Las Vegas hotel an isolated incident, but says law enforcement is investigating any connection with a suspected terrorism incident that killed at least 15 and injured dozens hours earlier in New Orleans.
Sixth 2024 Nebraska bird flu case found
In late December, state and federal agricultural officials identified a sixth Nebraska case from 2024 of highly pathogenic avian influenza.
KU research reveals growing diversity of suburban schools, racial isolation in urban schools
Scouring U.S. Census Bureau reports and national school enrollment data revealed predominantly white suburban districts became more integrated.
Some states on track to restore abortion access, while others push for fetal rights
Heading into the third year since Roe v. Wade was overturned, states will continue to introduce and consider legislation.
North Carolina turns to local foundation for long-term Helene recovery
Han pasado poco mas de tres meses desde que el huracan Helene devasto el oeste de Carolina del Norte.
North Carolina turns to local foundation for long-term Helene recovery
It has been just over three months since Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina.
Alabama community pushes forward after tornado ravages downtown
Athens, Alabama, is bouncing back after an EF-1 tornado ripped through its downtown late Saturday night.
South Dakota’s Native population sees 'double whammy' of health barriers
Funding for the Indian Health Service has increased over the past decade but the agency remains underfunded.
Taking stock of Montana's outlook on conservation progress
With the Montana Legislature scheduled to gavel in next week, conservation leaders are looking ahead at ways to protect the state's public lands.
