New York is putting $15 million toward cleaner-building upgrades in a move that could help make older homes and commercial buildings less expensive to run.

No one was a greater skeptic than Martin Elementary kindergarten teacher Alissa Szewczak when New Kensington-Arnold administrators announced the district would switch reading curriculums. Two years ...

Larry Veray's plan to bring solar energy to his townhome complex without extra cost to residents fell apart when Hawaii lawmakers decided to cap the state’s solar energy tax credit program at ...

Three animal shelters in Nassau County will receive more than $790,000 in state funding for facility upgrades as part of a new animal care improvement program ...

With peak wildfire season approaching, scientists with NASA's FireSense project have created low-cost thermal sensors to ...

Gunn is getting a heat pump installed, paid for in large part by a federal grant. She’s among hundreds of households across ...

The AI company's Bumblebee tool tackles your most urgent question after any supply‑chain advisory: Do your programmers have ...

Mayor Kirk Crespin, center, and Council member Joe Gonzales, right, were recipients of awards from the Colorado Municipal League’s MUNIversity program. At left is City Administrator Mitch ...

The agency is beginning to increase staff visibility, on-vehicle checks and install an artificial intelligence-assisted track ...

Another 5,000 Louisiana homeowners will gain access to a state fund to strengthen their roofs to a standard that will ...

At Share Food Program’s Hunting Park headquarters, huge energy-sucking refrigeration units are essential for delivering fresh ...