The sole desert community where 5,000 residents protect two national parks
Nestled in the wild beauty of East Utah, Moab serves as a unique gateway to two major national parks, both Arch and Canyonlands. With a population of just 5,000, this desert town is an access point to over 500,000 acres of stunning wilderness, offering a base for adventurous travelers at a much lower cost compared […]
Fairhope resident declares his intention to run for city council after claims that residents’ concerns have been ignored
Local resident Troy Vickers has declared his intention to run for a seat on the Fairhope city council, aiming to challenge incumbent Jack Burrell. Since relocating to Fairhope with his wife Diane in 2022, Vickers believes his background as a civil engineer and his civic involvement have motivated him to enter this race. After attending […]
Cochise County residents worry about the proposal to manage water usage
Water Regulation Concerns in Willcox Last week, over 300 individuals gathered at the Willcox Community Center for the second hearing in recent months regarding the Arizona Water Resources Department’s proposal to regulate groundwater, primarily impacting farmers who consume a large portion of this vital resource. Tom Butzchatzke, the head of the state agency, has until […]
Bryce fire is 29 percent contained, residents back to READY status.
Eden – As of Tuesday morning, the fire was reported to be at 29% containment, covering 3,137 acres. Fire activity was minimal on Monday, though some areas without fuel continued to burn. Crews have been patrolling the boundaries, monitoring the situation as the team worked to strengthen the containment lines. On the north/northeast side, the […]
Wilcox County residents unhappy about increase in water costs
Wilcox County Residents Face Rising Water Bills Residents in Wilcox County, Alabama, the county with the least resources, are grappling with an unexpected surge in water bills. In Camden and the surrounding areas, people have noticed a considerable increase in their monthly expenses from the Wilcox County Water and Sewer District, leading many to worry […]
Maricopa County residents urged to forgo personal fireworks and get pets ready for July 4
Maricopa County Urges Caution for July 4th Celebrations This upcoming July 4th weekend, Maricopa County is encouraging residents to be mindful of air quality by reducing activities that generate pollution. Following a series of dusty days, the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality issued an air quality warning earlier this week. According to Ali Halpert from […]
FEMA grants $1.8 million in assistance for Tennessee residents impacted by April storms; Applications still open
Floodwaters have overtaken parts of the road and front yards on Christie Street in Dyersburg, Tennessee, as of April 10, 2025. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has given more than $1.8 million in assistance for individuals affected by the severe storm that hit in April. As of July 2, FEMA has processed 206 applications, […]
Three residents of Shelby County accused in $28.7 million healthcare fraud case
Three individuals from West Tennessee are accused of defrauding the federal government by charging $28.7 million for prescription drugs that were never actually dispensed. This was part of a broader initiative against healthcare fraud, which officials announced on Monday. The indictment, filed on June 12, alleges that Medpartner, a health clinic based in Memphis, and […]
Residents of Northwest Alabama sue over game wardens’ unauthorized surveillance.
Three residents from Northwest Alabama have taken legal action against a state law that permits wildlife officers to enter private properties without a warrant. They filed their complaint in Lauderdale County Circuit Court on Tuesday. The complainants—Dalton Beauley and Regina Williams from Killen, and Dale Lyles from Muscle Shoals—joined forces with the Judicial Institute due […]
Governor Ivey urges Alabama residents to pick up their fishing gear and take part in Free Fishing Day on June 7
Governor Kay Ivey is encouraging anglers of all levels to participate in the Free Fishing Day in Alabama on June 7th. This annual event allows residents and visitors alike to fish in most public waters across the state without needing a fishing license. It’s a great chance to experience Alabama’s beautiful natural resources without breaking […]
