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PG&E: New Probation Terms Will Bring More Blackouts | Courthouse News Service
California -- A federal judge’s proposed probation terms aimed at preventing another deadly wildfire sparked by Pacific Gas and Electric’s equipment will lead to more...
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Gilbert Town Council amends codes to address marijuana at residences | Community Impact Newspaper
Arizona -- Gilbert Town Council passed new building and fire code amendments Jan. 19 related to safety issues associated with residential marijuana growth and extraction...
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OWH: 100% Of Nebraska Is In Drought | Sandhills Express
For the first time in nearly eight years, 100% of Nebraska is in drought. The last time that was the case was at the end of April 2013, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, a drought-tracking...
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Ford ordered to recall 3 million vehicles in US over deadly Takata airbags | EconoTimes
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has rejected Ford Motor Co's petition against recalling 3 million vehicles with potentially defective Takata airbags. The auto safety agency's...
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Virginia General Assembly Considers Legalizing Marijuana | NBC Washington
A bill that would legalize recreational adult use of marijuana was presented and discussed in a Virginia General Assembly subcommittee Tuesday morning. If the bill passes, recreational...
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Severe weather events cost Canadian insurers $2.4 billion in 2020 | CTV News
A new report suggests severe weather events in 2020 cost Canadian insurance companies $2.4 billion, with the most costly events coming out of Alberta. The report, released on...
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