First West Nile Virus Activity Detected in Wisconsin This Summer
Mosquitoes in Wisconsin carry West Nile Virus, state health officials urge precautions as warmer temps increase risks.
July 14, 2026
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.
Positive News invites you to share stories of gradual, positive changes you’ve witnessed in society, environment or culture.
Silos, often overlooked, serve as utilitarian landmarks. They’ve been transformed into homes or public spaces, but many are lost.
