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The Biden administration has stated that there has been an increase in environmental enforcement after a period of decline.

The EPA announced on Monday that it has increased its on-site inspections of industrial sites that pollute the environment, which is the highest number since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak. This effort is part of the agency’s attempt to revitalize its enforcement program after facing budget cuts for over ten years. The EPA announced

Jordan Waters, a former running back for Duke University, has decided to transfer to NC State. This information was reported by WRALSportsFan.com.

Anchor Written by Louis Fernandez, sports anchor from WRAL. Duke’s top running back, Jordan Waters, has joined the transfer portal and moved from Durham to Raleigh. Waters revealed on social media that he has committed to playing for NC State in the upcoming season. Waters, a North Carolina native, led the Blue Devils in carries

App State has received a commitment from wide receiver Franklin Baret Jr. from Wake Forest High School.

Franklin Baret Jr., a wide receiver at Wake Forest High School, has made a commitment to play for Appalachian State University. On Monday evening, he shared his decision on his X profile. Baret Jr. attracted the attention of colleges thanks to his 6-foot-4, 190-pound frame and reported 40-yard dash time in the 4.3 seconds range.

The FDA has discovered dangerous levels of lead in cinnamon at a plant in Ecuador that produced contaminated fruit pouches.

The Food and Drug Administration announced on Monday that inspectors in the United States discovered dangerously high amounts of lead in cinnamon at a factory in Ecuador, where applesauce pouches were being produced with the contaminated ingredient. It has been reported that the recalled pouches have caused numerous illnesses in American children. According to officials,

Apple is halting the sale of certain watches in the United States due to a patent disagreement.

According to reports, the latest Apple Watches may not be available for purchase in the U.S. later this week due to an ongoing international patent dispute. To avoid missing out, it’s advisable to purchase the devices soon if they are on your holiday shopping list. Starting Thursday afternoon, Apple will halt the sale of its

Lawyers representing a woman in Kentucky who wants to terminate her pregnancy have withdrawn their legal action.

Lawyers for a woman in Kentucky who filed a lawsuit seeking the right to terminate her pregnancy have decided to retract the lawsuit after discovering that her embryo no longer has a beating heart. The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky stated in a court document on Sunday that they will voluntarily drop the lawsuit

“The Issue with All-Star Games and a Preview of Signing Day in The Huddle”

Welcome back to our online community, The Huddle! We are currently in the aftermath of the 2023 high school football season in North Carolina. Recently, multiple all-star games were held throughout the state, providing several hundred seniors in N.C. with a final opportunity to participate in a high school football match. All four matches took

Here is important information about the dangerous salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupes.

A rising outbreak of salmonella poisoning, linked to tainted whole and pre-cut cantaloupe, has caused illness in hundreds of individuals and resulted in the deaths of at least 10 people in the United States and Canada. Officials in charge of health are cautioning individuals, stores, and dining establishments against purchasing, consuming, or serving cantaloupe without

The Biden administration is urging states to take action after millions of children have lost their Medicaid coverage.

On Monday, Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra sent letters to nine states that have experienced the greatest decrease in healthcare coverage for children. By Chelsea Cirruzzo 12/18/2023 01:06 PM EST According to the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families, approximately 3 million children have lost their healthcare coverage due to issues

Before holiday tournaments, six teams have been added to the HSOT Top 25 boys basketball rankings.

There are six additional teams included in the latest HSOT statewide Top 25 rankings, just before the start of Christmas tournaments in North Carolina. The most recent additions to the statewide rankings include Weddington, Burlington Christian, High Point Christian, Wakefield, Bertie, and Bandys. Last week, The Burlington School, Davidson Day, South Garner, Hopewell, Caldwell Academy,