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December 8, 2025
Florida Promised to Protect Its Springs. Is It Keeping Its Word?
Beneath the clear blue surface of Florida’s springs, scientists are detecting unsettling changes. At the same time, a battle over how the state enforces its water rules is raising new questions about what it will take to safeguard them.
December 8, 2025
Activists Rally to Save a Stately Pair of Seattle Oaks
A northern red oak tree believed to be more over one-hundred-year-old might be sacrificed for a new development’s driveway. The battle over it reveals much about Seattle’s struggle to balance growth and nature in The Emerald City.
December 7, 2025
NJ Town Wants Barbershops and Salons to Shape Up
Personal care establishments in a Hackettstown, N.J. may be forced to comply with increased licensing regulations or face suspension.
December 5, 2025
Florida School Board Member Fires Back Against State Oversight
A Florida school board member went to the state's department meeting to defend accusations made against her social media posts about Charlie Kirk.
December 5, 2025
No Kings Rallies Continue Nationwide
Millions of demonstrators came together in across the nation as part of the most recent “No King” protests, voicing anger over federal policies regarding immigration, education, the economy, and healthcare.