Fuel Efficiency Savings for Buses Trickle Down
Energy efficiency seems to be a topic that's on everyone's minds these days, and coach bus transportation is no exception.…
Starbucks Brings Mobile Ordering To Utah Stores
Some tech-futurists predict that cash and credit cards will become as rare as $2 bills once U.S. consumers start paying…
Rising Sun’s $14 Million Wastewater Treatment Plant Nears Completion
Construction is nearly complete for the town of Rising Sun's new wastewater treatment plant, officials say, with just 15% of…
Over Half of All Children in the U.S. Aren’t Drinking Enough Water, New Study Finds
More than half of children and adolescents in the U.S. aren't drinking enough water, a new study finds. Researchers examined…
Activist Hedge Funds Balk at SEC Probe
The Securities Exchange Commission has been ramping up efforts over the last several years. In 2006, there were only 574…
Rhode Island Parrot Owner Asks Lawmakers to Allow Birds at Campsites
Over the last few years, camping has become an increasingly popular activity among Americans; in 2013 alone, we spent an…
Kansas County to Pay Family of Deceased Inmate $500,000 in Settlement
Shawnee County, KS, recently agreed to pay $500,000 from its special liability fund to the family of Julio C. Aguirre,…
Police Say Home Improvement Scammers Targeting Elderly
As National Home Improvement Month draws to a close at the end of May, law enforcement agencies around the country…
Artist Creates Business Cards Made Entirely of Crayons
We’re all familiar with business cards, those relatively generic rectangles of card stock that most professionals still use to exchange…
New York Public Library Wins Throwback Thursday
The digital era has already given birth to new traditions, such as the widespread practice known as "Throwback Thursday," in…