Sen. Kelly’s Bill Seeks Clean Air Act Exemption for Prescribed Burns
July 22, 2026
Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly’s bill aims to amend the Clean Air Act, allowing prescribed burns without pollution penalties.
Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly’s bill aims to amend the Clean Air Act, allowing prescribed burns without pollution penalties.
As you plan your summer travels or are already on the move, it’s crucial to remain financially vigilant to avoid potential travel scams. The travel sector is increasingly susceptible to fraud, with scammers eager to exploit travelers seeking deals in unfamiliar destinations. Travelers typically finalize their plans with excitement, making
Former Sen. John Sununu’s stock portfolio gained from Azerbaijan’s 2020 conflict with Armenia. Sununu, running for U.S. Senate in NH, holds up to $5M in Anglo Asian Mining stock, benefiting from mining expansions in Nagorno-Karabakh.
Flint launches a program to investigate lower life expectancy in parts of the city compared to neighboring communities.
Andy Biggs, a Trump ally, won the GOP nomination for Arizona governor. Democrats face a close primary for the U.S. House.
Incumbent Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren loses re-election bid to Justin Jones and Crystalyne Curley in primary.
Michigan Public offered gubernatorial candidates a platform to discuss their approach to data centers while in office.
Federal wildlife officials have downgraded the razorback sucker fish from endangered to threatened, sparking debate.
Petrichor, the scent when rain hits dry ground, originates from plant oils and geosmin, attracting springtails.
President Trump defies conventional wisdom by actively campaigning in swing states ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Michigan’s new unemployment rules require reporting three job-search activities weekly, up from one, to get benefits.
A Helena jury convicted former Montana Senate President Jason Ellsworth of misdemeanor criminal official misconduct for awarding $170,000 in no-bid contracts to a company with ties to a long-time associate. This decision came after nearly four hours of jury deliberation, potentially leading to a six-month jail term for Ellsworth. The
