A new investigation has found irregularities in the ethics review of a grant to study effects of a birth dose of hepatitis B vaccine in Guinea-Bissau.

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WESTFIELD — After a public hearing and recommendation by the Planning Board, the City Council held a second public hearing on the moratorium for battery energy storage systems on Feb. 5, followed by a ...

After receiving at least two inquiries about building new data centers in Larimer County, the county commissioners extended a moratorium blocking them for six months so staff can come up with ...

The proposed moratorium would have temporarily paused projects such as large data centers and on-site power plants. What the US nonfarm payrolls shocker says about the economy House votes to rescind ...

After hours of testimony from dozens of residents, Hood County commissioners voted down a proposed temporary pause on new industrial development, including data centers, after a letter from a state ...

The town board is looking to extend its moratorium on battery energy storage systems. After the board passed a three-month moratorium on the storage systems Dec. 11, it plans to hold a public hearing ...

Hood County Commissioners voted Tuesday against a plan to pause all new large industrial developments as residents raised concerns about more data centers headed to the county. Commissioners rejected ...

The U.S.’s largest organization of physicians is joining forces with a vaccine research group to independently review vaccine science, effectively paralleling one of the Centers for Disease Control ...

Data centers may no longer be coming to a town near New Yorkers if a pair of state legislators get their way. State Sen. Liz Krueger and Assembly member Anna Kelles introduced a bill that would create ...

The Opelika City Council is considering a one-year pause on approvals for new residential and multiple occupancy developments, a move that Opelika Mayor Eddie Smith supports.