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Environmental groups and Native American tribes view the agreement with the Biden administration as a blueprint for removing the dams on the Snake River.

The United States government announced on Thursday its intention to allocate over $1 billion in the next ten years towards the restoration of salmon populations in the Pacific Northwest. The government also stated that it will assist in finding solutions to mitigate the impact of four contentious dams on the Snake River, should there be

The four NASA astronauts hosted by Biden are the first crew in 50 years to attempt a flight around the moon.

The group of four astronauts, who will be the first to orbit the moon in half a century, met with President Joe Biden at the White House on Thursday. During the meeting, the President proudly displayed a moon rock from the Apollo era that is currently on exhibit in the Oval Office. The team for

Wilson officials will hold a meeting to talk about a plan to construct a fresh stadium for the Carolina Mudcats and relocate the team from Zebulon.

Following the meeting on Thursday, fans of the Carolina Mudcats may potentially shift their support from Wake County to Wilson. The Wilson City Council will review various suggestions aimed at revitalizing the downtown area and constructing a stadium for the Mudcats. These proposals will be discussed in an open hearing. The suggestions consist of constructing

The group of high schoolers from North Carolina who will graduate in 2024 have made commitments to attend colleges outside of their home state.

Although many high school football players from North Carolina’s class of 2024 have chosen to attend in-state colleges, there are also a few who have committed to out-of-state programs. HighSchoolOT maintains a list of these players, displayed below. Have we overlooked someone? Please inform us of college commitments at [email protected]. This is our compilation of

In-State college football commitments from North Carolina’s 2024 class

HighSchoolOT is monitoring the commitments of North Carolina high school football players who will be attending and playing at in-state colleges. It is crucial for college football programs in North Carolina to be aware of the skilled high school football players within the state. Is a name missing? Please let us know about college commitments

Tripp Honeycutt, the coach of South Davidson’s football team, has accepted a new position as head coach at Walkertown.

Tripp Honeycutt, the head football coach at South Davidson, has been selected to lead the Walkertown football team. The Wolfpack’s athletic department made the announcement earlier today on Thursday. As one opportunity is taken, another one arises. In early November, Garrett Mills resigned as the head football coach for Walkertown, creating an opening for the

The computer systems of Kansas courts are gradually returning to operation, following a cyberattack that occurred 2 months ago.

The state of Kansas has begun the process of restoring its case management computer system after it was shut down due to a cyberattack from a foreign source. This also resulted in the suspension of public access to documents and other systems. The announcement was made by the judicial branch on Thursday. The court management

A group of men have been accused of murdering 3,600 birds, including bald and golden eagles, with the intention to illegally sell them on the black market.

According to a federal grand jury indictment, two individuals engaged in a “killing spree” on Montana’s Flathead Indian Reservation and other areas, resulting in the deaths of approximately 3,600 birds, including bald and golden eagles. The indictment also states that the suspects sold eagle parts on the black market, which has been a persisting issue

On Friday, a judge in the United States will determine if Colorado has the legal authority to reintroduce wolves despite opposition from the cattle industry.

A judge at the federal level announced that a decision on whether to pause the planned reintroduction of gray wolves in Colorado, approved by voters, will be made by Friday. This comes after the state’s cattle industry took legal action to prevent the release of these predators. If the court rules in favor of the

Angry about the setback to the ban on smoking in casinos, employees start smoking during a meeting at the New Jersey Statehouse.

Workers in Atlantic City’s casinos, who are in favor of a smoking ban, have decided to take action themselves despite the unclear future of the ban. They gathered on Thursday to make their voices heard through smoking and speaking out. The United Auto Workers union members caused a disturbance during a state Assembly committee meeting