DOE Announces $162 Million to Decarbonize Cars and Trucks

Washington, DC - The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today unveiled two funding opportunities totaling more than $162 million to improve efficiency and reduce carbon emissions among cars, trucks, and off-road vehicles. The funding will support the next stage of the SuperTruck initiatives—aimed at electrifying freight trucking—along with efforts to expand electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure and lower emissions for on- and off-road vehicles.

Eligible blood donors urged to give: Lowest donor turnout since pandemic’s start

Yuma, Arizona - Last week the American Red Cross saw the lowest blood donor turnout since the pandemic began more than a year ago. As the nation transitions to a new, hopeful phase of this devastating pandemic, blood donations remain essential to the health of our communities.

Man Charged With Threatening Violence Against Federal Judge in Chicago

Chicago, Illinois - A man has been indicted on criminal charges for allegedly threatening to assault and murder a federal judge in Chicago.

Man Charged With Conducting Illegal Sports Gambling Business

Chicago, Illinois - A man has been charged in federal court with conducting an illegal sports gambling business in Chicago and the suburbs.

Caring at home for yourself and others suffering from COVID-19

Scottsdale, Arizona - If you have coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) and you're caring for yourself at home or you're caring for a loved one with COVID-19 at home, you might have questions. How do you know when emergency care is needed? How long is isolation necessary? What can you do to prevent the spread of germs? How can you support a sick loved one and manage your stress? Here's what you need to know.