A yellowing yaupon holly disturbs landscape's green fence, while one raintree is holding onto its green leaves.

Most Catholics experience the crisis of sexual abuse by clergy in relation to headlines, as stories from around the globe or from the local parish where a trusted priest has … ...

The City of Greensboro’s Office of Sustainability and Resilience has a couple of things going on at the start of 2025 in an attempt to keep residents cognizant of being green and eco-friendly. For one ...

Whether it came from Will Rogers or Tony Soprano, the old tip to “buy land, God’s not making any more of it” is good real estate advice, but it’s hardly an iron law. First of all, God does ...

HOUSTON — As Jalen Green charged through the tunnel, letting out unrivaled joy and bravado en route to the Houston Rockets’ locker room, his aura spoke louder than the Toyota Center crowd ...

Local foods advocate Christine Burns Rudalevige is the former editor of Edible Maine magazine and the author of “Green Plate Special,” both a column about eating sustainably in the Portland ...

If you’re not up on local news, UVMHN said it made the cuts to comply with a drastic reduction in its 2025 operating budget imposed on it by the Green Mountain Care Board ... First do no harm. Columns ...

The iconic electric car is due for a revival. Nissan’s next-gen LEAF was officially spotted testing in the US, giving us our best look at the upcoming EV so far. After launching the LEAF in 2010 ...

In its general election manifesto, the Labour Party said it was “committed to preserving the Green Belt which has served England’s towns and cities well.” The Government’s new planning ...

Nothing is certain, but by the time you read this, Nippon Steel’s proposed $14 billion investment in reviving the fortunes of the Pittsburgh-based United States Steel may be dead. If it is, it ...

His claim is based on fear, not facts. Mr. Sbardella suggests that public focus on the harms of gas-powered leaf blowers is frivolous considering the “serious problems affecting our state and ...

Already a Honolulu Star-Advertiser subscriber? Log in now to continue reading. For Green, his medical concerns override any caution about making health care and politics the same battleground.