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Two-Year-Old Born Without Limbs Takes First Steps with Prosthetics

Two-Year-Old Born Without Limbs Takes First Steps with Prosthetics

Two-Year-Old Born Without Limbs Takes First Steps with Prosthetics
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Boston City Council Considers Amendments to Energy Resource Fund

Boston City Council Considers Amendments to Energy Resource Fund

The Boston City Council's Committee on Government Operations is reviewing a proposed ordinance to amend the Distributed Energy Resource Revenue Revolving Fund, known as 30396E. Sponsored by Mayor Michelle Wu, the amendments aim to enhance the fund's ability to capture revenues and expenditures related to the city's energy activities. The changes are intended to support the development of Boston's demand response program, which seeks to increase energy savings and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The hearing is being conducted remotely, allowing public participation through virtual means.
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Greater Monroe Kennel Club Hosts Major Dog Show in Concord

Greater Monroe Kennel Club Hosts Major Dog Show in Concord

Greater Monroe Kennel Club Hosts Major Dog Show in Concord
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US soldier killed in Iraq was a 30-year-old father from North Carolina

US soldier killed in Iraq was a 30-year-old father from North Carolina

The U.S. military has identified a soldier killed while disarming an Iranian drone in Iraq as Sgt. Michael Emmanuel Swinton from North Carolina
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The 1,000th USGA Championship Delivered a Memorable Finish

The 1,000th USGA Championship Delivered a Memorable Finish

Open was not just another tournament in the world of golf; it marked a significant milestone as the 1,000th championship organized by the United St...
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States Enhance Solar Incentives to Boost Energy Reliability and Cost Savings

States Enhance Solar Incentives to Boost Energy Reliability and Cost Savings

Several U.S. states are advancing their solar energy policies to address rising electricity demand and improve grid reliability. New York, Maryland, and Virginia are among the states implementing significant legislative measures to promote solar energy and storage. New York has invested $200 million into the NY-Sun program, which incentivizes rooftop and community solar installations. Maryland's Utility Relief Act has doubled the state's net metering cap, allowing more solar installations. Virginia has introduced comprehensive energy packages to facilitate solar deployment and expand energy storage targets. These initiatives are part of broader efforts to reduce electricity costs and enhance grid reliability.
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NextEra and Dominion Energy Propose Merger to Form Largest U.S. Utility, Faces Public Interest Concerns

NextEra and Dominion Energy Propose Merger to Form Largest U.S. Utility, Faces Public Interest Concerns

NextEra and Dominion Energy Propose Merger to Form Largest U.S. Utility, Faces Public Interest Concerns
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NextEra Energy Seeks Engineers for Innovative Energy Projects

NextEra Energy Seeks Engineers for Innovative Energy Projects

NextEra Energy Seeks Engineers for Innovative Energy Projects
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Timberland Opens New Specialty Store in Raleigh, North Carolina, Expanding Retail Presence

Timberland Opens New Specialty Store in Raleigh, North Carolina, Expanding Retail Presence

Timberland Opens New Specialty Store in Raleigh, North Carolina, Expanding Retail Presence
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Severe Storms Threaten Mid-Atlantic and Carolinas, Over 40 Million at Risk

Severe Storms Threaten Mid-Atlantic and Carolinas, Over 40 Million at Risk

A severe weather pattern is expected to continue across the Mid-Atlantic and Carolinas on Sunday, July 19, 2026, putting over 40 million people at risk. The region experienced significant impacts on Saturday, including flooding rains, wind gusts exceeding 70 mph, and reports of tornadoes. The severe weather is moving southward ahead of a cold front, with a Level 2 out of 5 severe threat for areas like Raleigh, Norfolk, and Greensboro. Localized flash flooding is a major concern as the front may stall, leading to rainfall accumulation of up to 3 inches in some areas. The severe weather is expected to persist into Monday, with a Level 1 out of 5 severe threat for eastern North Carolina.
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Record-Breaking Great White Shark Sighting Off North Carolina's Outer Banks

Record-Breaking Great White Shark Sighting Off North Carolina's Outer Banks

A 14-foot, nearly 1,700-pound male great white shark named 'Contender' was recently detected off the coast of North Carolina's Outer Banks. This shark, the largest male white shark ever tagged in the western North Atlantic, briefly triggered his satellite tag, marking his presence in the area. The shark was first tagged in January 2024 off the coasts of Florida and Georgia and has since traveled over 7,000 miles. Researchers from Ocearch, the organization responsible for tagging Contender, are using the data to study the shark's movements, feeding habits, and role in the ecosystem. The shark is believed to be around 30 years old and is currently on his usual summer migration route towards cooler waters rich in prey, such as Cape Cod and Atlantic Canada.
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Australia's New Legislation to Ensure Clean Energy for AI Data Centers

Australia's New Legislation to Ensure Clean Energy for AI Data Centers

Australia is set to implement new legislation requiring large AI data centers to secure their own clean energy supply. This move aims to prevent these centers from drawing clean energy away from other consumers and to stimulate new renewable energy projects. The legislation, expected to take effect in early 2027, will also require data centers to cover the costs of new connection infrastructure and adhere to water use requirements. This initiative is part of Australia's broader strategy to enhance national energy resilience and ensure that data centers contribute positively to the energy grid.