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April 7, 2023

West Virginia regulators to hear proposal that would keep power plant open past closing date

West Virginia regulators will hear a proposal that would keep a state power plant open past its scheduled closing date. The Public Service Commission scheduled an evidentiary hearing on April 23.

April 7, 2023

'Snooty' the smiling shark spotted off the coast of Florida

A 9-foot female lemon shark who has become a celebrity thanks to her uncanny resemblance to Bruce the shark in Finding Nemo. (Ocean Rays Photography/FOX 35)

April 7, 2023

New record set for deepest fish ever filmed: See the amazing video!

Scientists from The University of Western Australia and Japan were able to grab video of fish swimming almost 5 miles below water — breaking the record for deepest fish ever filmed.

April 6, 2023

Biden's green war created this billions-dollar tax on all of us

President Biden's war on fossil fuels has given OPEC nations a new lease on life to control energy prices around the world. Before Biden took office the U.S. had had the upper hand.

April 6, 2023

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice’s coal mines fined $2.5M for violating pollution regulations

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice’s coal mines are accused of violating a settlement meant to prevent pollution. The mines were fined $2.5 million in penalties.

April 5, 2023

Grow your own herbs right inside your home during the spring season

Starting an herb garden indoors is very easy. All herbs require different care, such as how much sunlight and watering they need. Here are some tips for an indoor garden.

April 5, 2023

Killer whales caught on camera attacking gray whales: See the shocking video

Dozens of killer whales were seen attacking two gray whales in Monterey Bay, California. Researchers caught the attack on camera — saying it was an unusual attack, as the gray whales were large adults.

April 5, 2023

US cities receive nearly $200M in grants to upgrade aging, leaking natural gas pipelines

Cities across the nation will receive the first $196 million of grants in a $1 billion infrastructure program aimed at upgrading old and faulty natural gas pipelines.

April 4, 2023

12 sea turtles treated at Georgia wildlife center released off state's coast

A dozen sea turtles were released off the coast of Glynn County, Georgia's Jekyll Island on Tuesday after spending several months being rehabilitated for various injuries and illnesses.

April 4, 2023

AI could go 'Terminator,' gain upper hand over humans in Darwinian rules of evolution, report warns

AI researcher Dan Hendrycks published a paper warning that artificial intelligence could play by the rules of natural selection and eventually lead humans to lose control of their future.