Charlotte Water Enforces Mandatory Restrictions Amid Severe Drought
Charlotte Water enforces mandatory restrictions starting May 15, 2026, urging 5-10% water usage reduction amid drought.
May 1, 2026
Charlotte Water enforces mandatory restrictions starting May 15, 2026, urging 5-10% water usage reduction amid drought.
Nebraska’s farm income nears $10B, bolstered by government payments. Crop prices rebound, but costs remain high.
Forsyth educators unite for “Kids Over Corporations” rally in Raleigh, advocating for increased education funding.
Advocates urge change as Nebraska governor candidates hear concerns over lost support for developmental disability care.
Jonathan Bush, running for Maine governor, controversially compared Medicaid expansion to Putin’s actions in Ukraine.
Elbie, a Jack Russell, was rescued by firefighters after two days on a 13th-story ledge in Sydney, thanks to a neighbor’s drone spotting her plight.
The Michigan Senate passed a $25 billion budget for K-12 and higher education, raising per-student funding by $250.
Wisconsin could redesignate smog areas if pollution is mainly from out of state under a new GOP-introduced bill.
Rosie Robles overcame challenges to graduate with a nursing degree from Alverno College, supported by All-In Milwaukee.
UW-Madison’s economic impact was $13.2B last year, bolstered by affiliated organizations and spinoff companies.
Home Kitchen, a London restaurant that employs those who have experienced homelessness, has rebranded as 130 Primrose with a MasterChef judge as executive chef.
The runway event will feature ceramics, photography, and culinary creations. Jennifer Pool praised students’ progress.
