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The city's updated Climate Action Plan aims for carbon neutrality by 2045, but local officials and environmental advocates are pressing for faster action on transportation, data centers and energy.
Xiaoyu Wang · March 18, 2022
Sunny weather drew families to Tulsa's Gathering Place on Wednesday and Thursday, backing up northbound traffic before rain was expected to arrive Thursday night.
Imani Brooks · March 17, 2022
Attorney General Chris Carr says Georgia will work with other states to examine whether the video app harms the health and safety of children and teens.
Jayden Sweiler · March 4, 2022
Police in Johns Creek, Georgia, and Carmel, Indiana, have identified the husband of 31-year-old Ciera Breland as a person of interest in her disappearance, and he is being held on an unrelated warrant.
Jayden Sweiler · March 2, 2022
A new report from the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change says risks to people and ecosystems will rise unavoidably over the next 18 years, but that action taken promptly can still head off some of the gravest harms.
Ken Adams · February 28, 2022
Namor Smith, 74, who once told the Prisoner Review Board to "shove" parole, was freed on a 9-3 vote after the Cook County state's attorney's office dropped its usual opposition.
Ken Adams · February 24, 2022
All 114 Missouri counties joined the deal, which secures the maximum payout for addiction treatment and prevention programs.
Fatima Zayed · February 18, 2022
After an 11-year-old was killed crossing the highway in late January, Coconino County officials are adding electronic warning signs as residents say the crowding keeps getting worse.
Juan Gonzalez · February 7, 2022
Morrow, who taught at Franklin Jr. High in Long Beach before a 39-year career in education, died Jan. 10 in Rockford, Illinois.
Naledi Dlamini · January 30, 2022
A Gila County judge spared Daniel and Lacey Rawlings prison time over the Tonto Creek flood deaths of three young children, citing the couple's remorse and the effect on their two surviving children.
Juan Gonzalez · January 28, 2022
Police are looking into flyers falsely accusing Jewish people of causing the pandemic that turned up in Pacific Heights, in a pattern matching material spread by the Goyim Defense League elsewhere in the country.
Mei Ling · January 24, 2022
Officers shot and killed a man reportedly armed with two firearms who advanced on them at San Francisco International Airport, and a homeless person at the scene was also injured.
Mei Ling · January 20, 2022
Erin Spilker, the Lincoln Police Department's public information officer, has filed a complaint against the City of Lincoln alleging years of sexual assault, harassment and discrimination within the department.
Thabo Mokoena · January 13, 2022
The Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion program, which connects people to case managers rather than jail, has gained new state and federal money and may reach beyond Everett and Lynnwood.
Jennifer Paige · January 3, 2022
