Giants To Sign Future Hall of Famer to $15 Million Contract: Reports
The San Francisco Giants bolstered their starting rotation Tuesday by agreeing to terms with a future Hall of Fame pitcher, ...
Giants To Sign Future Hall of Famer to 1-Year Contract: Reports
The San Francisco Giants bolstered their starting rotation Tuesday by agreeing to terms with a future Hall of Fame pitcher, ...
Rangers might finally be showing signs of life — there’s no time to waste
With 43 games to go before Tuesday’s faceoff, the Rangers were four points out of a playoff spot with one game in hand– and ...
Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan is considering the first veto of her term
After City Council approved a bill with 29% payment boost for Merdian Waste, Mayor Donna Deegan will decide by Tuesday whether to veto it.
Honolulu City Council ‘reaffirms’ opposition to landfill over aquifer
Over 20 years ago a prior City Council passed a resolution that stated municipal solid waste landfills should not be located in proximity to Oahu’s underground drinking water sources. In 2003, ...
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Tracking Trump's Day 1 promises
President-elect Donald Trump plans to sign executive orders on energy deregulation and immigration on Day 1. His promises ...
All signs point to Robert Kraft picking Mike Vrabel | Karen Guregian
Dumping Jerod Mayo not long after game's end suggests Robert Kraft might already have someone in mind as the next Patriots ...
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Toxic traces of lead mining in Missouri are hard to erase
The EPA has spent $127 million since 2020 on remediating mine waste and removing lead-contaminated soil in southeast Missouri ...
As bird flu concerns grow, Alberta researchers hope to launch wastewater monitoring for livestock
Alberta researchers are working to expand wastewater surveillance into the agriculture sector in an effort to identify early ...
3 found dead from suspected carbon monoxide poisoning in Butler City identified
The three people who died of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning have been identified by Butler City Police. Officials say 62 ...
DC sues federal government over pollution in Anacostia River
D.C. Attorney General Brian Scwalb said pollutants in the river don't break down and cause long-lasting harm to the environment, aquatic wildlife, and human health.