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The Defense Department will once again focus on addressing the presence of hazardous “forever chemicals” near a military base in Michigan.

The office of U.S. Representative Elissa Slotkin announced on Friday that the U.S. Department of Defense intends to set up two additional groundwater filtration systems at a previous military base in Michigan in order to manage the spread of toxic chemicals known as “forever chemicals.” Environmental activists claim that these systems will effectively stop PFAS

The adaptable foundations of Stellantis’ latest large vehicles will assist the company in maneuvering through governmental shifts.

At first glance, one would not associate the foundation of a new era of cars with political matters or voting. However, at Stellantis, the recent announcement of new foundations for larger vehicles is crucial in enabling the company to adapt to the evolving electric vehicle regulations set by the European and U.S. governments, which may

Otavio Oliveira, a freshman at Providence, has received six offers from Division I schools.

On January 18, Otavio Oliveira, a freshman wide receiver at Providence High School, shared on his X account that the University of North Carolina at Charlotte has become the sixth program to offer him a spot. On Halloween, Oliveira received an offer from Houston Christian University, making them the first school to do so. Since

The NCHSAA has released the dates and locations for the 2024 winter sports championships.

The dates for the state championships in dual team wrestling, individual wrestling, swimming & diving, and indoor track have been announced by the N.C. High School Athletic Association. Earlier, it was announced that the basketball regional finals and state championships will follow a final four structure at Lawrence Joel Coliseum in Winston-Salem. The state championship

Apple has agreed to share its tap-and-go payment technology with its competitors in order to settle an antitrust case brought against it by the European Union.

According to the European Union, Apple has made a commitment to allow competitors to access its mobile payment system, which uses a tap-and-go method. This move is in response to an antitrust case against the company and aims to avoid a potential multi-billion dollar fine. According to the EU, Apple has suggested allowing external mobile

During the Davos conference, officials discussed the importance of restoring trust. Will the efforts of the World Economic Forum have an impact?

Leaders from the business and political worlds gathered in Davos, Switzerland to discuss the challenges of restoring trust in a world that is increasingly divided. Despite the World Economic Forum’s emphasis on this topic, it is clear that there is much work to be done in this area. Reworded: Trust is currently lacking in various

No. 1 Grace Christian of Sanford fends off No. 10 Bishop McGuinness

The playoffs, similar to objects seen in the side mirror, may be closer than expected. Despite not having a conference, Grace Christian of Sanford and Bishop McGuinness, who are both ranked in the top 10 of the latest HighSchoolOT statewide rankings, faced off on Thursday in a highly anticipated game. This game served as preparation

The boys from South Stokes have returned home and have found their way back to victory against North Stokes.

Home sweet home in the Saura Dome. The boys basketball team of South Stokes played their first home game in more than a month and received a full crowd and a 74-55 win against North Stokes, bouncing back from their only loss of the season last Saturday. Isiah Lash, Korrin N’Diaye, and Barry Hairston Jr.

The North Stokes girls’ team is having a remarkable season and added to their success with a significant away victory in their conference.

The North Stokes girls basketball team had a successful record of 17-11 last year. It was the first time in eleven years that the Vikings achieved double-digit wins in a season. The team’s current record of 17 wins is about to be surpassed, as their performance in 2024 has already resulted in a record of

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has increased their cautionary statement regarding charcuterie meat trays due to a doubling of reported cases of salmonella infection.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is issuing a broader alert regarding salmonella contamination linked to charcuterie meat snacks trays available at Sam’s Club and Costco retail locations. According to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 47 individuals in 22 states have become ill and 10 have required hospitalization