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Updated PNS Daily Newscast - September, 22 2017 


The news we're following on today's rundown: Facebook turns over Russia-linked ads to Congress; how Senate Republicans’ new health-care bill could hurt the fight against the opioid epidemic; and Texas food banks prepare to serve the long-term needs of Harvey victims.

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Urban Planning/Transportation

Augsburg is an anchor institution that has developed robust partnerships with the surrounding community. (Ed Kohler/FlickR)
Report: More MN Leaders Could Team Up for Change
Thursday, September 21, 2017
ST. PAUL, Minn. – Minnesota's hospitals, colleges and other major institutions do a lot to help the cities where they're based. But a new ...Read More
Utilities are beginning to expand their renewable-energy footprint by adding solar farms. (John Callas/Flickr)
After Irma, Solar Power Helped Keep Florida Shining
Tuesday, September 19, 2017
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – As Hurricane Irma plunged 6.7 million people into darkness, the moment was short-lived especially for those with solar ...Read More
Senate Bill 649 would lead to a proliferation of cellular equipment such as this across the state. (Kevin Mottus/California Brain Tumor Association)
Health Advocates Urge Governor to Veto 5G Cell Tower Bill
Tuesday, September 19, 2017
SACRAMENTO, Calif. – A bill that would lead to the proliferation of refrigerator-sized 5G cell tower boxes across the state is now on Gov ...Read More
Residents of Denver's Westwood neighborhood, including Santiago Jaramillo, are working to raise awareness about climate change in the community. (Joe Mahoney/The Colorado Trust)
Working to Narrow Health Inequity Gap with Hotter Days Ahead
Tuesday, September 19, 2017
DENVER – If climate pollution continues at current levels, Denver could see more than a month of 100-plus degree days by 2050 in the worst ...Read More
A new report finds that urban waterways in Texas such as the San Antonio River could benefit from green infrastructure to control flooding and pollution from stormwater runoff. (Warshaw/GettyImages)
Report: TX Cities Need Policies to Control Stormwater Runoff
Friday, September 15, 2017
AUSTIN, Texas – Rain is the lifeblood of Texas, but a new study shows that when there's too much of it, the state's major cities need to do ...Read More
A Maine car dealer is among those voicing opposition to the EPA proposal to put a rollback of clean-air and fuel-efficiency standards back on the table. (futureatlas.com/Flickr)
Maine Car Dealer Speaks Out Against Lowering MPG Standards
Friday, September 8, 2017
LEWISTON, Maine – The Environmental Protection Agency wants to reopen its review of fuel-efficiency requirements, but the owner of car ...Read More
More car-pedestrian accidents involving school children happen between 3 and 7 p.m. than at any other time of day. (H. Armstrong Roberts/Getty Images)
Drivers: Slow Down! School's Back in Session
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
MADISON, Wis. – All across the United States at this time of year, 55 million children head back to school, walking and biking to class ...Read More
Encouraging Augusta businesses to add more benches near stores is one way local communities are working to make their cities and towns more age-friendly. (AARP Maine).
Maine Leads Nation in Age-Friendly Towns, Cities
Monday, August 28, 2017
PORTLAND, Maine – Maine leads the nation when it comes to communities that encourage residents to remain active and socially engaged through ...Read More
This statue of Nathan Bedford Forrest is one of two that some Memphis residents are asking be removed. (Ron Cogswell/Flickr)
Thousands Demand Removal of Memphis Confederate Statues
Wednesday, August 23, 2017
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - More than 4,500 people are asking the city of Memphis to remove two Confederate statues. The group "Take Them Down 901" wants the ...Read More
Some Ohioans with disabilities say public transportation can be hard to access and doesn't always run on time. (Metro Bus/Flickr)
Survey: Transportation a Roadblock for Ohioans with Disabilities
Friday, August 11, 2017
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Not having a ride can certainly be an inconvenience, but for individuals with disabilities, it can be a major roadblock in ...Read More
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