Duke Energy’s Rate Hike and End of $42 Credit Worry Vulnerable Clients
State regulators weigh Duke Energy’s rate hike. Vulnerable customers face a loss as a bill credit program ends.
July 14, 2026
State regulators weigh Duke Energy’s rate hike. Vulnerable customers face a loss as a bill credit program ends.
Mosquitoes in Wisconsin carry West Nile Virus, state health officials urge precautions as warmer temps increase risks.
North Carolina’s budget allocates $20M to repair or remove aging high-hazard dams, addressing climate change impacts.
Dr. Ron Walcott steps in as interim Provost at UGA, succeeding Dr. Ayers. Walcott, a 30-year UGA veteran, starts Aug 1.
One month after launching Forsyth Strong, leaders focus on housing, education, and mental health initiatives.
A Susquehanna County man, Garrett Austin Johnson, has been charged with killing his uncle and two friends.
The Omaha City Council approved a $15 minimum wage ordinance, despite concerns about conflicting with state law.
Iowa Rep. Ashley Hinson missed crucial House votes for a Senate campaign fundraiser, sparking criticism over priorities.
Teen Royal Cothrun, 14, hailed as a hero for aiding dementia patient Teresa Morgan in Arizona’s extreme heat, preventing a potentially tragic outcome.
Teen’s Quick Actions Provide Lifeline to Elderly Woman in Scorching Heat A young teenager’s observant nature and swift response might have been a lifesaver for an elderly woman struggling in the heat. Fourteen-year-old Royal Catherine encountered Teresa Morgan, a woman suffering from dementia, while cycling in Gilbert, Arizona, on a
Michigan’s Dept. of Education partners with Michigan Virtual to guide AI integration in K-12, ensuring safe use.
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