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A state energy council recommends requiring data centers and other large electricity users to cover grid costs, protecting New Mexico ratepayers and supporting reliable clean energy growth.
Initial site development for the project, dubbed the “STAK Energy Campus,” is expected to cost $500 million; the full project is estimated to be under construction for six years.
With new state funding, the Chicago-area agency will focus on “frequent and reliable service, strong infrastructure and a system where people feel safe,” its acting president said.
The federal government distributed billions from energy and mineral development, putting the spotlight on fossil fuel revenues.
The Wyoming State Veterinary Lab found nine bats in five counties that tested positive for rabies this year, including four cases in Sheridan County.…
CASPER, Wyo. — The City of Casper is seeking a national historic recognition for the Washington Park bandshell, after the City Council on Tuesday agreed
Wisconsin is celebrating service members on Veterans Day, but a new display in Lake Geneva allows people to honor them and read their stories year-round.
Janesville has joined dozens of communities across the country in approving ballot measures that could restrict future data center development. Democratic Governor-elect David Crowley says he'll sign a bill that would redraw Wisconsin's congressional maps. And, the Trump administration's move to remove federal protections for gray wolves has ignited a fierce debate.
The Meigs County Trustee Association will hold its Annual Meeting on Thursday, Dec. 10, 2026, at 6 p.m. at the Mulberry Community Center, 260 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, OH 45769.
Athens celebrated Veterans Day with a parade and ceremony at Ohio University’s Memorial Auditorium. Mayor Steve Patterson, a retired Air National Guard major, honored veterans’ sacrifices and the next generation
MAQUOKETA, Iowa — The Maquoketa City Council plans to appoint a former council member to fill a vacant seat.
The Lumbee River Archaeology Project at Appalachian State University unites Lumbee Tribe members and students to preserve ancestral sites in North Carolina