Researchers calculated that using public transportation instead of cars can reduce traffic congestion by 30%
Researchers calculated that using public transportation instead of cars can reduce traffic congestion by 30%
A bookstore expanded its collection of books in foreign languagesScientists developed a new method to clean oil spills using natural bacteria
The transportation department repaired potholes on major roads before winterA fashion brand announced it would stop using animal products in its clothingA hospital launched a program to help people quit smoking with free counseling
A community organized a charity walk to raise money for cancer researchA tech company announced it would release a new smartphone with a better camera system
Hot weather increased attendance at public pools and water parks
A study found that playing video games can improve problem-solving skillsLocal police partnered with schools to launch an anti-bullying campaign featuring workshops and awareness events
A famous athlete announced a charity foundation to support youth sports programs in low-income areasA tech company said it will adopt a 4-day workweek for all employees starting next quarter
A new report showed that global tourism numbers have returned to pre-pandemic levels this yearA local theater company announced a new season featuring classic plays and original works by local playwrights
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