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Summer heat in New Mexico is becoming a serious public health problem.

As SourceNM reported, State Health Department data show 770 people have gone to emergency rooms around the state for heat-r...


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A self-described "no-kill" animal rescue in California has come under intense scrutiny after two women living nearby found buried dogs, a discovery that helped trigger a major excavation by law enforcement.

The official search uncovered far more than either woman expected: a mass grave site holding the remains of dozens of dogs.

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Digging up the first potatoes of the season is one of those small backyard moments that feels bigger than it should. One harvest video captures that feeling perfectly, as a home gardener gathers an overflowing mix of homegrown


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Debate over Flock Safety cameras filled a Columbus City Council hearing Monday, highlighting a deep split over AI-driven surveillance.

The divide stretched from the protest outside City Hall to the testimony inside, where residents, police leaders, and civil liberties advocates argued over whether the cameras improve public safety or amount to constant monit...


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Wisconsin regulators are facing mounting pushback over proposals for two natural gas plants linked to the surge in electricity use expected from data centers.


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