Residents can now bring in free-roaming dogs and cats for spaying and neutering under a new program of the Guam Department of Agriculture’s Division of Animal Health that seeks to help reduce the ...

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To meet this demand, Veloz, a national nonpartisan 501(c)(3) nonprofit, announced today a major update to ElectricForAll.org introducing new tools to make EV information more personal, transparent, ...

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A federally funded housing program launched in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene will continue uninterrupted — at least for now — despite the recent shutdown of the federal government, according ...

The city of Columbia has kick-started part of an agreement with a local valet company to provide free rides out of Columbia for people who might not otherwise have the resources for stable ...

Code::Blocks and Dev-C++ remain reliable options for beginners due to simplicity and ease of setup The best IDE depends on project type, coding style, and the developer's needs for speed and ...

USC sold dozens of dead bodies to the U.S. Navy to use for medical trauma training for Israel Defense Forces, according to contracts and a published report. The Navy has paid more than $860,000 for at ...

The Illinois Department of Revenue is encouraging individuals and businesses to take advantage of the 2025 Illinois Tax Amnesty Program, a unique opportunity to settle outstanding state tax ...

OTTAWA - The federal government’s review of the controversial F-35 fighter jet procurement project is ongoing — despite Canadian officials repeatedly saying it would be completed by the end of summer.

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B.C.'s premier has doubled down on a pledge to cut down on administrative spending as the province faces an $11.6 billion deficit — a figure some economists say warrants a reassessment of the public ...