Kristine Gill

Wisconsin has no clean energy mandate, no integrated resource plan, and data centers straining its grid. But solar and wind projects keep clearing approval, while a 2025 state ruling has already helped landlords save $43,000 a year on utility bills.

Looking for a lovely way to draw vibrant cardinals and delicate hummingbirds to your garden? Maybe you've tried adding feeders and plants, but have you considered this flower?

As Arizona breaks heat records, its power regulators are breaking their own clean energy commitments—repealing efficiency standards and clearing the way for a 14% rate hike on customers.

Stinging insects can ruin the backyard vibe, but pollinators such as honeybees are welcome visitors. Wasps and yellow jackets are the winged critters you want to keep far away.

You make time each week to mow your lawn, but what happens when the forecast calls for rain? Is it best to mow your lawn before it storms or right after?

Tons of avid gardeners swear by the boosting power of bone meal as fertilizer for everything from tomatoes to zinnias in the garden.

Electric bills keep climbing for Pennsylvanians as the state leans harder into fossil fuels—and struggles to rein in PJM, the regional grid operator now facing its second straight year of supply shortfalls. Clean energy advocates say the fix is within reach, but Harrisburg's divided government keeps blocking it.

Quiet luxury uses soft, neutral hues like beige, gray, cream, and muted blues or greens. The design emphasizes subtle sophistication with curated, timeless designs.

Michigan voters will decide in November whether to call a “con-con,” which could cost $80 million and hand 148 strangers the keys to the state's constitution.

Wisconsin Senate District 5 could be one of Democrats' best pickup opportunities this fall, as Democratic state Rep. Robyn Vining faces Republican political newcomer Mike Roberts in a newly redrawn suburban Milwaukee seat.