The West Fargo Police Department will host Coffee with a Cop at 10 a.m. Wednesday, April 15, in the Harvest Room at the Rustad Recreation Center, 601 26th Ave. E; a representative from the patrol division will be the guest speaker and the event is sponsored by the COPS Unit.
A 400-pound golden dragon statue stolen from a Richland lot was located in a debris-filled yard after a Facebook post led the owner to the property, and neighbors and friends helped recover and return it.
Saskatchewan officials say crews have trained, prevention work is underway and equipment and aircraft are being readied as they prepare for a summer that could bring hot, windy conditions; independent reviews of last year’s response are nearing completion.
Washington lowered the top estate tax rate from 35% to 20% and included rollbacks of certain sales tax increases on services as part of legislation that also creates a new state income tax.
BWI Marshall now offers free, unlimited access to Towson-based ReBokeh's mobile app to help travelers with low vision customize on-device visuals and navigate the airport; the airport is the second in the world and the first in the Mid-Atlantic to provide the technology.
The government said the Environment Agency will act as lead environmental regulator to speed planning for the Sizewell C nuclear project and a Teesside sustainable aviation fuel plant, and said environmental checks will still be coordinated with other agencies.
Portland city council approved a $56 million housing spending plan on an 8-4 vote after staff discovered about $106 million in unspent housing bureau funds; roughly $56 million was available for new initiatives and will fund a loan program, rent assistance, debt relief and a transfer to the general fund.
Since September, Rwanda has been mapping agricultural land and using satellite imagery to track development and encroachment, while city officials are promoting urban farming methods such as vertical farms and hydroponics to increase production on smaller plots.
An NIH-funded clinical trial found a team-based, low-cost intervention at federally qualified health centers reduced systolic blood pressure by more than 15 mm Hg compared with about 9 mm Hg with enhanced usual care among low-income adults; the program averaged about $760 per patient.
Green tea is rich in antioxidants such as catechins and L‑theanine, and studies associate regular consumption with possible benefits for heart, brain, immune, metabolic, skin, and gut health.
