A city launched a bike-sharing program with 300 bicycles available at 25 stations
A city launched a bike-sharing program with 300 bicycles available at 25 stations
Local farmers markets started accepting food stamps to make fresh produce more accessibleThe government passed a law to ban the use of harmful pesticides in protected wildlife areas
A tech startup created an app that helps users find and donate unused household itemsResearchers developed a rapid test that can detect a common bacterial infection in 15 minutesThe local theater group announced plans to perform a classic play in parks across the city
A prolonged drought forced farmers to switch to drought-resistant crops to save their harvestsScientists identified a gene that may increase the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease
The city council voted to add more benches and water fountains in public parks
A well-known clothing brand announced it will stop using fur in all its products by next yearAn energy company announced it would invest $3 billion in solar power projects over the next decade
A drought in the west led to a ban on outdoor watering for residential and commercial propertiesA study found that children who play video games with their parents have stronger family bonds
The government increased funding for public transportation to add more buses during rush hourA museum displayed a rare collection of vintage cars from the 1920s and 1930s
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