Tech entrepreneurs have spent years selling the dream that we can save the planet without changing our ways, but the current focus of innovation is dividing experts and investors. The tech industry loves splashy world-saving ideas and spends billions on the hunt for new energy sources, often clashing with calls from activists and experts simply
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Younger Americans are moving to rural areas, with large increases in Colorado, Texas, Montana, and the Southeast.
/PRNewswire/ — Today, The Alliance to Protect Home Care announced that it is launching its latest digital and TV ad as part of its larger campaign to protect…
Gov. Andy Beshear and business leaders from across the state debuted “New Kentucky Home”, an initiative to build on Kentucky’s economic successes.
The Sacramento City Council will vote Tuesday night on the preliminary term sheet for the development of a soccer stadium and entertainment venue in the Railyards.
The Tigers, which are set to begin their 128th season under third-year Head Coach Erik Bakich, starts their 2025 schedule with three games in Arlington, Texas from Feb. 14-16.
Hedge fund manager and Trump megadonor John Paulson has withdrawn his name from consideration to serve as the president-elect’s next Treasury secretary.
A 50-year-old case has been solved. (Source: CNN Newsource, John Lauritsen/WCCO, Steele County Jail, Dunn County Sheriff’s Office, Family Photos)
The workplace hygiene company donated $250 worth of products for every catch in the Packers’ first five home games
A gang who raided businesses across the West Midlands in a 2.6 million crime spree called themselves the Sticky Bandits in reference to the burglars from the Home Alone Christmas films. The five-strong gang, from Wolverhampton, would spend hours at sites as they stole metal and other goods using heavy-duty plant and machinery belonging to the business targeted. Many were hit over the Christmas break when the gang thought the risk of being disturbed was lower. They filmed some of their raids on their own mobile phones, referring to themselves in one clip as the Sticky Bandits. Sentenced at Wolverhampton Crown Court on Friday (8 November), David Smith, 36, of Cannock Road, Lee Fletcher, 33, of Bunkers Hill Lane, and Royston Hallard, 30, of Coronation Road were all jailed for six years and four months. Adam Shakespeare, 31, of Harrowby Road was also jailed for six years and five months, while David Williams, 44, of Willenhall Road was jailed for three years and four months.
“Turning empty rooms into home” that’s the motto of House2Home, a Nashville non-profit that provides new beds and gently used furniture to people without homes.
Looking to start off your day catching up on headlines? Here’s a look at the top stories for Tuesday, November 12