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Pocatello Breaks Ground on City’s First Community Garden
Pocatello marked a groundbreaking Monday for its first community garden, with city officials signaling more sites could follow, according to East Idaho News.
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1 month ago
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Prairie Farms Donates Dairy Products to Feeding South Dakota
Prairie Farms contributed dairy products to Feeding South Dakota, the state's largest hunger-relief organization, according to a report published June 8, 2026.
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NPR Hires Nadine Zylstra as Chief Content Officer Weeks After Newsroom Overhaul
NPR has named Nadine Zylstra its chief content officer, less than two weeks after restructuring its newsroom. She previously held top roles at Sesame Workshop, YouTube and Pinterest.
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1 month ago
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GoHealth Files Voluntary Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Petitions in Delaware
GoHealth filed voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy petitions in Delaware on June 7, 2026, according to TradingView.
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1 month ago
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NPR: Virginia Data Center Growth Pushing Up West Virginia Power Bills
Virginia's data center expansion is driving up electricity costs in West Virginia, where the same utility serves both states, NPR reported June 7.
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1 month ago
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India’s $9 Billion Megaport Plan Draws Fire Over Remote Island’s Forests
India is spending $9 billion to build a megaport, airport, and city on Great Nicobar Island. Critics say it threatens forests and indigenous communities.
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1 month ago
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What Is White Phosphorus and Why Is Its Use Contested in War
White phosphorus isn't banned under international law, but experts say it can cause severe injuries and indiscriminate harm when used near civilians.
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1 month ago
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Anchorage Claims Progress on Homelessness, but Critics Say People Are Just Hiding
Anchorage says it's making headway on persistent homelessness, but a new report from the Anchorage Daily News raises questions about whether the numbers reflect reality.
◉ Alaska ·
1 month ago
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NPR News Quiz Tests What You Caught This Week, June 5
NPR's weekly news quiz published June 5 covers Trump, Serena Williams, Peabo Bryson, Kalshi and United Airlines. See how you do.
◉ Georgia ·
1 month ago
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UN Peacekeeper Killed by Mortar Fire in Southeastern Lebanon
A UNIFIL peacekeeper was killed and others wounded after coming under mortar fire in southeastern Lebanon, the UN mission confirmed June 4.
◉ Alaska ·
1 month ago