The Muckleshoot tribe views salmon as an integral aspect of their cultural heritage. Descendants of the Duwamish and Upper Puyallup peoples, the tribe’s history in the Seattle area spans thousands of years. Known as the Salmon People, they hold a profound relationship with fish and water. Mike Jerry Jr., 21, emphasized this connection after learning […]
Monitoring the Eastern Pacific The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is closely watching a tropical system poised for development in the eastern Pacific next week. This marks the first significant formation signal of the 2026 season in this region, standing in contrast to the quiet Atlantic conditions. Although this potential system is expected to stay far […]
On Saturday afternoon, a powerful explosion prompted concern across New England as residents reported hearing a double boom that shook buildings in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The American Meteor Society clarified that a meteor, approximately 3 feet wide, was responsible for the commotion. It entered the atmosphere near the New Hampshire-Massachusetts border, north of Boston, […]
A new job training center in Aurora, focused on green energy fields, marked a significant milestone by celebrating its first graduating class. The center, run by the 548 Foundation, is part of the CEJA Workforce Development Hub, located in a repurposed facility at 649 S. River St. The center’s funding comes from the state Climate […]
A court in Pará, northern Brazil, has mandated action to restore and preserve Fordlandia. This town, created nearly a century ago by U.S. industrialist Henry Ford, is located deep in the Amazon rainforest. The ruling involves collaboration between federal and local officials, marking a notable step in heritage protection. Fordlandia was built in 1927 by […]
As heatwaves grow more intense and widespread, maintaining indoor coolness shifts from mere comfort to an essential health priority. Recently, millions across the US faced extreme heat warnings, with some events branded as “once-in-a-century.” In areas of the Northeast, temperatures have soared into the triple digits. Experts warn that a developing “super El Niño” could […]
President Trump has rescinded two longstanding executive orders that had restricted the use of off-road vehicles on federal lands. This decision may pave the way for these vehicles to be used in most national parks. The first of these orders was enacted by President Richard M. Nixon in 1972. It set strict criteria for the […]
A chemical emergency involving an aerospace company led to mass evacuations in California and resulted in a new lawsuit. The UK-based company, GKN Aerospace, faces accusations of negligence, trespass, and nuisance. Plaintiffs argue the company neglected safety protocols despite regulatory warnings and a history of environmental violations. The incident began when a storage tank containing […]
Happy, a 44-year-old elephant, lives alone at the Bronx Zoo. She is kept separate from the zoo’s other two elephants for her safety. Although the zoo is phasing out elephants, it has not agreed to relocate Happy to a private sanctuary, despite advocacy from animal rights groups. Happy’s situation is unique. Unlike wild elephants that […]
Local opposition to data centers has evolved into a national political issue. This change aligns with public sentiment, as a recent Gallup Poll indicated that 70% of Americans oppose building artificial intelligence (AI) data centers in their communities. Currently, over 4,300 data centers exist in the U.S., built for tasks such as training and deploying […]