Texas Sierra Club warns about possible changes to water standards
Water utility companies across the country tested their drinking water for 29 different PFAS compounds.
Daily Audio Newscast Afternoon Update - December 3, 2024
Daily audio newscast with stories from across the United States and around the world.
Women hold majority in New Mexico legislature for the first time
Women in New Mexico won big this last election and now make up more than half of the state‘s lawmakers.
How to Keep that Real Christmas Tree in Top Shape
Want to keep that real Christmas tree fresh all through the holiday season?
Don't Let Stress Turn the Holidays into a Mess
The holidays can be stressful, but there are ways to reduce that stress level.
Report: Lax oversight of Oregon gun dealers fuels shootings, homicides
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Post-election, turnout and balanced governing a concern in North Dakota
In North Dakota, civic engagement leaders hope there is a willingness to hear from the public and bolster voter turnout in future elections.
Texas business leaders form new alliance
A new Texas organization hopes to increase civic engagement among business leaders.
Arizona utility regulators could vote to change rulemaking
Arizona ratepayers could end up paying more for utilities if state regulators decide to change the ratemaking process.
As candidates are sworn in, some will be reminded of factory farm health impacts
When newly elected candidates take office next month, they will hear from a range of constituents and special interest groups.
