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Harford County Moves to Ban Data Centers With Emergency Legislation

The council converted the county executive’s proposal into emergency legislation so a June 9 vote and the executive’s signature would put a permanent ban into immediate effect.

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Jacksonville’s First IRONMAN Draws Nearly 2,000 Athletes as City Pledges Better Communication After Traffic Snarls

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Dead Non-Native Snake Dumped Along Wisconsin Highway Triggers Investigation

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Meghalaya Drops Island From Taj Umiam Project, Keeps Mainland Resort Plan

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Ottawa Marks Start of Contrecœur Port Expansion With $1.16 Billion Canada Infrastructure Bank Loan

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Haslet Pastor Temporarily Relieved After Son Is Arrested on Sex-Offender Registry Charge

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Two Arrested After Southend Jewellers Attack in Ongoing Police Probe

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Texas AG Opens Probe Into Dubai-Linked Kaufman County Development Over 'Sharia City' Claims

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Two Stockton Shops Shut for Three Months Over Illicit Tobacco Sales

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Police Sweep at Palma’s Abandoned Prison Checks 165 People, Makes One Arrest

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QTS Ends $12 Billion DeForest Data Center Bid After Village Declares Plan Not Feasible

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Phoenix Schedules Nighttime Military Training Through Feb. 13, Unrelated to Immigration Enforcement

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Naperville Council Rejects Karis Critical Data Center After Late-Night Vote

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Orland Park Approves Amazon’s 230,000-Square-Foot Retail Center at 159th and LaGrange

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AI Misinformation Complicates Search for Vervet Monkeys Loose in St. Louis

Public Concerns

Harford County Moves to Ban Data Centers With Emergency Legislation

Jacksonville’s First IRONMAN Draws Nearly 2,000 Athletes as City Pledges Better Communication After Traffic Snarls

Dead Non-Native Snake Dumped Along Wisconsin Highway Triggers Investigation

Meghalaya Drops Island From Taj Umiam Project, Keeps Mainland Resort Plan

Ottawa Marks Start of Contrecœur Port Expansion With $1.16 Billion Canada Infrastructure Bank Loan

Rome Courthouse Fire Triggers Judicial Emergency as County Relocates Services

Amazon-Backed Warehouse Proposed at Former Bangor Drive-In in Hermon

Tijuana Halts Santa Fe Cemetery Plan, Prioritizes Panteón 14 Expansion

Runner Ducks Returned to Owner After Days of Police Callouts in Kempten

Baltimore to Close Parks at Night for USDA Deer Culling Starting March 9

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Haslet Pastor Temporarily Relieved After Son Is Arrested on Sex-Offender Registry Charge

Two Arrested After Southend Jewellers Attack in Ongoing Police Probe

Texas AG Opens Probe Into Dubai-Linked Kaufman County Development Over 'Sharia City' Claims

Two Stockton Shops Shut for Three Months Over Illicit Tobacco Sales

Police Sweep at Palma’s Abandoned Prison Checks 165 People, Makes One Arrest

QTS Ends $12 Billion DeForest Data Center Bid After Village Declares Plan Not Feasible

Phoenix Schedules Nighttime Military Training Through Feb. 13, Unrelated to Immigration Enforcement

Naperville Council Rejects Karis Critical Data Center After Late-Night Vote

Orland Park Approves Amazon’s 230,000-Square-Foot Retail Center at 159th and LaGrange

AI Misinformation Complicates Search for Vervet Monkeys Loose in St. Louis

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