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A group of people work together near a manatee secured in a stretcher on a dock.

Outdoors

Florida manatee calf had propeller wounds, shark bites, and a severe chest infection

A hand points at a circuit breaker while holding a flashlight in a darkened room.

Tech

More than 3,000 lose power in Massachusetts as extreme heat damages buried utility line

An oil drilling platform stands in the ocean with hills visible in the background.

Business

California hearings could curb state oversight, and reopen the door to offshore drilling

Indiana governor Mike Braun speaks into a microphone during a public event with an audience in the background.

Business

Indiana yanks vote on disputed $71 million electricity hike after governor ousts commissioner

A hand rests on a blanket in a hospital bed, with a pulse oximeter displaying readings.

Tech

Mosquito levels drop 50% in parts of the US, but West Nile cases hit a 22-year high

A man holds a transparent gelatinous sea salp while on a boat.

Tech

Alien-looking sea salps are harmless drifters, and each pulse helps clean the ocean

A basketball court with colorful markings and two hoops surrounded by concrete and grass.

Tech

New York turns derelict basketball courts into 'sponges' to curb flash floods

A plume of black smoke rises from a building near a grassy area.

Tech

After fires, California city approves stricter battery storage rules, plume reviews

Power lines and transmission towers silhouetted against a colorful sunset sky.

Business

Maine regulators order CMP to turn over Iberdrola records in fight over higher power bills

A garden bed covered with black tarps and bricks, with a sign for Tilia Tea Co. in the foreground.

Home

In Vermont, neighbors say city-owned flood buyout lot became a farm without their input

An industrial complex with large buildings, pipes, and smoke stacks, surrounded by warehouses and cargo ships in a harbor.

Business

Illinois lawsuit says Chicago plant's 'rotting fish' odor made inspectors nauseous

Workers in protective gear cleaning up an oil spill.

Business

California businesses hit by East LA oil spill say promised payments are still missing