An educational organization that promotes the oil, gas, mining and timber industries in Alaska has sued its former executive director, accusing her of stealing more than $200,000. Alaska Resource Education … Click to Continue »
Waving Chinese flags, several dozen people gathered Saturday in Serbia's capital to show support for China as it struggles to contain a new virus that started in the Asian country … Click to Continue »
U.S. officials have dropped plans to sell energy leases in a popular Utah recreational area that's renowned for its mountain biking trails. The reversal by the U.S. Bureau of Land … Click to Continue »
Police in North Macedonia say officers on border patrol found 47 migrants in an abandoned truck in the country's southeast, near the borders with Bulgaria and Greece. The parked truck … Click to Continue »
The single remaining smokestack at Massachusetts' last coal-fired power plant has been demolished. A controlled implosion brought down the 500-foot (152-meter) smokestack in seconds at the former Brayton Point power … Click to Continue »
An industrial and medical gas company in the Tri-Cities region has agreed to pay $100,000 to settle allegations that it didn't meet some risk management standards set under the federal … Click to Continue »
Some workers in Hawaii who test positive for marijuana during drug tests would no longer face punishment if they hold a prescription for cannabis under a legislative proposal. The measure … Click to Continue »
