The Environmental Protection Agency gave North Carolina State University the green light to tear down a contaminated building Friday in Raleigh. NC State officials sent a ...

With a puny snowpack in the Western mountains and a widespread drought, the nation is a tinderbox. A reorganization of federal firefighting efforts and the departure of many staff qualified to join ...

Hospital of Emotions in Los Angeles transforms a hospital into a immersive space with the help of film and TV industry ...

About 50,000 people fled when a chemical tank from aircraft parts manufacturer GKN Aerospace threatened to explode in Orange County. Some of them say they no longer trust the air or the company after ...

As we move through the summer season, one thing remains clear: communities that win are the ones that are prepared. And in today’s economic environment, preparation starts with housing. One of the ...

Starting next week, fencing will go up around the building on Stinson Drive as crews prepare to tear it down. Poe Hall will be replaced with a new home for the College of Educatio ...

It was only a matter of time before famed environmental activist Erin Brockovich weighed in on Texas' growing data center ...

Two decades ago, very few people knew about data centers. The concept of artificial intelligence mostly existed as science fiction, a la the HAL 9000 computer in “2001: A Space ...

The U.S. secretary of Housing and Urban Development toured a Habitat for Humanity community in Waukee and Indianola's downtown square.

A bill in Massachusetts would create a framework for a geothermal utility, with the aim of heating and cooling buildings cleanly and affordably.

Dangerous materials are around us all the time and the United States has been regulating their transport for 160 years. The first federal law for transporting hazardous materials was passed in 1866.

Here's what the 2026 California governor candidates have said about ICE, immigration, housing, homelessness and affordability ...