Chainsaw Brigades and Tool Libraries: WNC’s Resilience Revolution
After Hurricane Helene, WNC’s community spirit shone as locals used chainsaw skills to clear roads and build resilience.
October 1, 2026
After Hurricane Helene, WNC’s community spirit shone as locals used chainsaw skills to clear roads and build resilience.
Wisconsin joins 25 states suing the Trump administration over EPA’s rollback of regulations limiting power plant emissions.
Pennsylvania law now mandates 30 minutes of daily recess for K-5, fostering exercise and social skills statewide.
Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich announced he won’t seek a third term, expressing gratitude for his time in office.
The 12th annual Scranton Fringe Festival kicks off today with over 40 arts performances at nearly 20 venues.
Heat deaths in the U.S. might be underestimated, with NC showing 330 annually versus the CDC’s reported 19. NPR study.
John Sununu, ex-Senator, worked for telecoms challenging privacy laws and opposed net neutrality. He’s in a race against Rep. Chris Pappas.
The Georgia Department of Public Health confirms five new measles cases, all siblings in Jasper County, totaling 21 cases.
A judge dismissed the DOJ’s lawsuit for Georgia’s voter data. Raffensperger vows to protect voters’ privacy rights.
Research in Nature reveals a shift in wildfire patterns in Western watersheds, impacting water quality and supply.
Tamara Keith discusses the challenges Republican candidates face with traditional media and highlights skepticism.
Mayor Ewing Launches Campaign to Support Domestic Violence Survivors Join the monthlong fundraising effort to aid survivors and educate on domestic violence response in Omaha.
