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SCOTUS ruling opens challenge to CA greenhouse gas, EV rules

1 week ago | swiowanewssource.com | Kenneth Schrupp

(The Center Square) - A 7-2 U.S. Supreme Court re-opened a challenge to California's greenhouse gas emissions regulations and electric vehicle requirements by recognizing that fuel producers have standing to make their case against the rules.
Summer dinners that don't involve fire

2 weeks ago | swiowanewssource.com | Jennifer Allen

When you're over grilling, summer dinners that don't involve fire take over with faster prep and cooler appeal. Rising temperatures are changing how people eat, with chilled mains and no-bake desserts quickly becoming dinner staples. These cooler options keep meals fresh and low-effort when turning on the stove feels like too much. It's now easier to build meals packed with fiber and protein using prep techniques that skip the stove entirely.
Firefighters confused by sheep and lambs stuck on roof

2 weeks ago | swiowanewssource.com | Charlie Fenton

By Charlie Fenton Firefighters were left baffled when they were called to rescue a sheep and three lambs that were stuck on a roof. Firefighters from Penrith Fire Station were deployed Monday, June 9, after receiving a report of 'sheep stuck on a two-storey roof' 20 feet high. After arriving at the scene, they located the animals on top of the building.
More American dads prefer presence over presents for Father's Day

2 weeks ago | swiowanewssource.com | Michelle Goth

Fifteen percent of dads say they want a change of pace this year; no gifts at all. Racks of novelty ties and socks, last-minute gift cards and grilling tools often mark Father's Day. But in 2025, American dads hope for something a little different. Most dads don't desire anything extravagant. What they want most this Father's Day is to spend time with their children, nearly 60% of them, in fact. Others rank a special meal, a practical gift or a day of relaxation high on their list.
The history and significance of Juneteenth

3 weeks ago | swiowanewssource.com | Nicole Caldwell

The history and significance of JuneteenthJuneteenth-also known as Emancipation Day, Freedom Day, or the country's second Independence Day-stands as an enduring symbol of Black American freedom. When Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger and fellow federal soldiers arrived in Galveston, a coastal town on Texas' Galveston Island, on June 19, 1865, it was to issue orders for the emancipation of enslaved people throughout the state.
On the Road

3 weeks ago | swiowanewssource.com | Jeff Lundquist

Work on pouring the roads at Camblin Hills got underway Monday. The goal is to pour approximately 900-1000 liner feet a day. Nineteenth Street should be completed in two, weather permitting, work days.
8 family-friendly hike-in lodges for a digital detox

3 weeks ago | swiowanewssource.com | Amanda Luhn

Americans spend an average of 5 hours and 16 minutes per day on their phones. But there's no cell service at Charit Creek Lodge in Tennessee, and that's exactly the point. As more families seek meaningful connections away from screens, slow travel and digital detox vacations become the trend. Hike-in lodges combine both of those. They're rustic, hard to reach and off the grid. For many families, that's not a downside; it's the draw.
Ruling awaited in South Carolina climate lawsuit

4 weeks ago | swiowanewssource.com | David Beasley

(The Center Square) - No ruling from a South Carolina judge was rendered Friday at the end of a two-day hearing in a climate change lawsuit brought by the city of Charleston against 24 oil and gas companies. The oil companies wants a dismissal. In the lawsuit, Charleston seeks unspecified monetary damages from the oil and gas companies, claiming that they knew their products contributed to climate change but didn't disclose that to the public.
Time for an upgrade

1 month ago | swiowanewssource.com | Jeff Lundquist

Editors note: This is the fifth part of a weekly series looking at the Vision Atlantic development in Atlantic. The interview is conducted by KSOM radio's Tom Robinson. Tom Robinson And welcome back to Vision Atlantic's weekly radio series spotlighting the transformative Vision Atlantic housing development, YMCA expansion, and child care project in a time when communities are seeking real solutions to real challenges.
Reynolds' waiver to restrict SNAP eligible foods approved by USDA

1 month ago | swiowanewssource.com | Cami Koons

The U.S. Department of Agriculture approved Gov. Kim Reynolds' waiver to exclude foods like candy and soft drinks from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in Iowa. Anti-hunger advocates were against the waiver and argue it would not help low-income Iowans gain better access to nutritious foods. Reynolds, who appeared on "Iowa Press" Friday, said the demonstration waiver is a "really good first step" to return SNAP to its original intent of providing nutritious food to low-income families.