French-Tied Energy Firm Seeks Hydropower Project on Navajo Nation
June 4, 2026
An energy company seeks FERC approval to explore a hydropower project on Navajo land, facing local opposition.
An energy company seeks FERC approval to explore a hydropower project on Navajo land, facing local opposition.
Residents of a Detroit suburb oppose rezoning a 10-acre plot for a cold storage facility, citing the loss of green space.
The Trump administration seeks to access Arizona’s voter records; a federal judge dismisses the Justice Dept’s lawsuit.
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Venezuela has been dangerous for Q, a transgender woman facing discrimination and violence. Her new life in the US was disrupted.
Maricopa County Animal Care and Control is building a 94,000 sq ft facility in Glendale, opening May 2028.
The state is nearing the July 1 deadline for a balanced budget, with lawmakers keen to avoid last year’s standoff.
Work began on a $35M project in Oakland County to address housing needs for Michiganders with developmental disabilities.
Republican Rep. Tom Barrett’s campaign t-shirts, claimed as “Made in USA,” are actually produced in Haiti, conflicting with his job creation stance.
N.C. Commerce extended the comment period to June 21, 2026, for selecting new Opportunity Zones, allowing more public input to boost investment and development.
The Arizona Supreme Court has denied an appeal to send the fake elector case against Trump aides back to a grand jury.
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