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More than 99% of participants in a Curry County study had at least one “forever chemical” in their blood, according to results published by the New Mexico Environment Department earlier this week. Per ...

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It has been 150 years since miners first flocked to South Dakota's Black Hills in a gold rush that displaced Native Americans ...

One taco place was out of compliance before correcting all violations. More than two dozen spots had zero violations.