Wegmans is opening its first Fairfield County, Conn. store in Norwalk this July. When complete, the 92,000 square foot ...

Since 2020, over 52,000 people have moved to the Richmond area and made the Commonwealth their new home, according to the ...

All routes below lead to the Pavia Parking Garage on the Coral Gables Campus. If you park in Pavia, it’s an easy walk to the Office of Admissions Building. More information on parking can be found on ...

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — As Floridians crank up the heat this week, fire departments are making sure homeowners know what they could encounter if they’re flipping the switch for the first time ...

FISHERS, Ind. — The Humane Society for Hamilton County shared a positive update Wednesday morning following a call for help after the heat went out in two kennel areas, leaving 11 dogs in danger amid ...

according to county fire officials. The fire, which was left to burn, was out as of Tuesday, according to fire officials, and small pockets of heat at the facility would continue to be monitored ...

The Humane Society for Hamilton County is making an urgent request for ... safe spaces.” The loss of heat Tuesday afternoon directly hit 11 kennels, where 11 dogs are kept, three of them senior ...

The school principal has been communicating with parents about the situation, according to the written response from a Jefferson County Schools spokesperson. This issue with heat was not isolated ...

J. Scott Applewhite Among the dozens of Biden-era executive orders that President Trump revoked on Monday was one that had reversed the first Trump administration’s unprecedented policy of ...

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Hansi Lo Wang for NPR: Among the dozens of Biden-era executive orders that President Trump revoked on Monday was one that had reversed the first Trump administration’s unprecedented policy of altering ...

Since the first U.S. census in 1790, no resident has ever been omitted from those numbers because of immigration status. And after the Civil War, the 14th Amendment has called for the population ...