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A person holding a black net with a raccoon inside, next to a pet carrier on the ground.

Outdoors

Rescuers save raccoon after trap on its paw causes a potentially deadly wound

An eviction notice is posted on a door, detailing the notice to the tenant.

Home

A single mom in California won her habitability fight. That day, eviction papers followed

Two mobile homes are set on a grassy area under a partly cloudy sky.

Home

Maine mobile home park rent push gains ground as residents call hikes a 'travesty'

A building exterior with the sign "Kaiser Permanente" displayed prominently.

Food

Kaiser Permanente puts $540,000 behind food aid in California communities

A person assists a dog in a narrow space with gravel on the ground.

Outdoors

Runaway San Francisco pit bull survives 2 days in railway tunnel before rescue

A group of elephants near a dead elephant in a dry landscape.

Tech

Family of elephants documented changing course after catching the scent of a dead female

A rattlesnake coiling on the ground with its head raised.

Outdoors

Michigan warns public to give threatened rattlesnakes space after man is bitten at park

Two tawny owls are being released from a box into a grassy field, with another owl perched on a branch nearby.

Outdoors

Record-breaking year for orphaned tawny owlets ends with their return to the wild

A solar panel mounted on a pole with green highway signs blurred in the background.

Tech

Flock camera fight in New York centers on police data retention, and a lawsuit could kill the deal

An aerial view of a large solar farm surrounded by fields and forested areas.

Tech

Virginia expands shared solar program, tripling capacity for more ratepayers

A person in gloves holds a raccoon that is trapped in a plastic container near a tree.

Outdoors

Dallas rescuers finally catch 'Mayonesa,' the raccoon with a mayo jar on her head

A person holding a green fuel pump nozzle near a vehicle.

Business

Kansas planners reject gas station zoning after backlash, but City Council could still approve it