Prosecutors seeking death penalty against Chad Daybell
Prosecutors have filed a motion to seek the death penalty against Chad Daybell.
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Intel reveals 3D athlete tracking at Olympics
Intel revealed 3DAT — a breakthrough 3D athlete tracking software — at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Selina Wang reports.
Continue Reading Virgin Galactic reopens ticket sales — for $450,000 per seat
By Jackie Wattles, CNN Business Virgin Galactic says it’s re-opening ticket sales for the first time in years, giving anyone who can afford it the chance to reserve a seat on the company’s rocket-powered suborbital space plane for $450,000, a significant markup over what tickets were previously sold for. The news comes after Virgin Galactic
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10 muertos y 20 heridos en accidente de furgoneta cerca de Encino, Texas; habría inmigrantes indocumentados
CNNEspañol sjv (CNN) — Diez personas murieron y 20 fueron trasladadas a hospitales del área después de que una camioneta se estrellara en la autopista 281 cerca de Encino, Texas, el miércoles por la tarde, según el portavoz del Departamento de Seguridad Pública de Texas, el sargento Nathan Brandley. Había un total de 30 personas
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Governor Brad Little announces cybersecurity task force
Governor Little directed the task force to examine and propose new ways to ensure Idaho’s election infrastructure remains secure, transparent, and resilient from new and evolving threats.
Continue Reading Los Angeles police investigating possible excessive use of force in arrest of NBA center Jaxson Hayes
By Alexandra Meeks, CNN The Los Angeles Police Department has launched an investigation into whether officers used excessive force while arresting NBA Pelicans center Jaxson Hayes, a department spokesperson confirmed to CNN Wednesday. On July 28, LAPD officers responded to a call at about 2:50 a.m. local time reporting a domestic dispute at a residence
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ISU names Dean of College of Health
Teresa Conner was recently named dean of the College of Health within the Kasiska Division of Health Sciences.
Continue Reading Two robots are changing the way we explore Mars
By Ashley Strickland, CNN In the quest to understand Mars, two robots are better than one — especially when they work together. While the Perseverance rover prepares to collect its first Martian sample, the Ingenuity helicopter is flying overhead to scout the terrain and take photos. “Ingenuity is allowing the Perseverance science team to be
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McCall man killed in paragliding crash near Horseshoe Bend
The Boise County Sheriff’s Office says a man died in a paragliding crash near Horseshoe Bend.
Continue Reading A venomous West African banded cobra is missing in a Texas neighborhood
By David Williams and Joe Sutton, CNN Wildlife experts are setting out traps and searching a Grand Prairie, Texas, neighborhood for a large, venomous West African banded cobra that’s been missing since Tuesday evening. “We don’t know if the snake is long gone, or if the snake is still in the house, but we have
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Lionel Messi: Barcelona says Argentine star is leaving the club
By David Close and John Sinnott, CNN Lionel Messi is leaving Barcelona, the Spanish club said Thursday. “Despite club and player reaching an agreement and their clear intention to sign a new contract today, this cannot happen because of financial and structural obstacles,” Barcelona said in a statement on its website. The 34-year-old, who last
Continue Reading Tesla just got snubbed by Biden’s electric vehicle summit
By Chris Isidore, CNN Business President Joe Biden celebrated ambitious electric vehicles goals by automakers at the White House on Thursday. But he did so without the world’s largest maker of EVs: Tesla. Joining Biden were executives from General Motors and Ford, as well as Stellantis, the company formed by the merger earlier this year
Continue Reading Just 4% of Hispanic or Latino people prefer the term ‘Latinx,’ new Gallup poll finds
By Leah Asmelash, CNN The use of the term “Latinx” has been a divisive issue for some time — and a new poll shows that it’s the least popular signifier among Hispanic and Latino people. Gallup found that only 4% of Hispanic and Latino Americans prefer the term Latinx, a gender neutral signifier that has
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House select committee begins taking over January 6 investigation from other committee
By Ryan Nobles, Zachary Cohen and Whitney Wild, CNN The newly formed House select committee is taking the lead on investigating January 6 going forward, consolidating the investigation, as other committees looking into the matter begin handing over their work, according to a multiple sources familiar with the matter. That includes interviews with key figures
Continue Reading Biden announces new emissions standards, target that 50% of vehicles sold in US by 2030 are electric
By Ella Nilsen, CNN President Joe Biden unveiled another component of his administration’s plan to fight the climate crisis on Thursday, announcing a new target that half of vehicles sold in the country by 2030 will be battery electric, fuel-cell electric or plug-in hybrid. Biden signed the executive order at the White House alongside representatives
Continue Reading DOJ opens investigation into how Phoenix Police Department treats city’s homeless residents
By Christina Carrega and Devan Cole, CNN The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division is launching an investigation into policing practices in the city of Phoenix, Arizona, with a focus on how the city treats residents experiencing homelessness, Attorney General Merrick Garland announced Thursday. “We have reviewed court files, media reports, citizen complaints and we also
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Team of divers collect 8,000 pounds of trash in 25 days
By Dina Kupfer Click here for updates on this story TAHOE, California (KOVR) — The effort to Keep Tahoe Blue is going to great depths, literally. A team of divers has completed about 20 miles of trash collecting beneath the water. Beneath the pristine blue waters of Lake Tahoe lies years of waste—items like aluminum
Continue Reading Real estate tycoon Robert Durst, accused of killing his close friend, now expected to take the stand Monday
By Paul Vercammen, Eric Levenson, Cheri Mossburg and Amir Vera, CNN The sensational murder trial of millionaire Robert Durst was abruptly adjourned on Thursday, as Judge Mark Windham sent jurors home for a “long weekend.” Court is set to resume Monday at 11 a.m. PT, with continued cross-examination of memory expert, Dr. Elizabeth Loftus. Durst
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SIPH: Do your part to end the pandemic
With the Delta variant circulating widely in Idaho, COVID-19 cases are increasing including breakthrough cases (cases among fully vaccinated individuals) and hospitalizations.
Continue Reading Robinhood’s stock slides after massive two-day rise
By Jordan Valinsky, CNN Business Robinhood shares fell more than 27% Thursday following the previous day’s stratospheric rise. The selloff was sparked by a regulatory filing from the company saying that shareholders, including venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, will sell up to nearly 98 million shares over time. It’s been a roller coaster week for
Continue Reading Police officer’s description of a driver is latest case to expose South Dakota city’s divide on racial tensions
By Nicole Chavez, CNN The fallout from a police officer who followed a car thinking the man behind the wheel was Native American is testing the fragility of race relations in a South Dakota city. The police officer in Rapid City resigned after he allegedly reported that “a young Native American male (was) driving a
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War Bonnet rides into day 1
Today is the first official day of competition for the War Bonnet. The main opening ceremony is tonight at 7pm. Yet, there has been so much activity already that occurred during the day today.
Continue Reading Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announces second special session of state legislature
By Dianne Gallagher and Rachel Janfaza, CNN Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday called for a second special session of the state legislature to begin this weekend, after Democratic lawmakers fled the state to block a restrictive voting bill. In the Republican governor’s proclamation, which includes “election integrity” on the agenda, he says the special
Continue Reading Refugee arrivals to the US set to be the lowest on record this fiscal year
By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN After Joe Biden came into office, Suleiman Omar Hassan and his roommate, both living in Uganda at the time, scrolled through the news on their cellphones every day looking for the answer to a life-altering question: Will Biden raise the refugee cap? Hassan’s hopes to resettle in the United States were
Continue Reading What Georgia schools are doing as students return to classrooms with Covid-19 cases rising
By Dakin Andone, CNN Stefanie Watts admits she’s worried about sending her granddaughter and her son back to school on Monday. “I’m scared,” Watts told CNN at a vaccination event in DeKalb County, Georgia. “I’m not gonna tell no lie. I am scared.” But that’s why Watts is getting the teens vaccinated, hoping it will
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Female Asian and Pacific Islander characters are still objectified in films, a new report finds
By Harmeet Kaur, CNN From “Full Metal Jacket” in the ’80s to “Mean Girls” in the ’00s, Asian and Pacific Islander women have historically been exoticized and hypersexualized in Hollywood — and the problem lingers today. Female Asian and Pacific Islander characters are more likely than female characters of any other race to be objectified
Continue Reading Local, federal officials vow collaboration on Piedmont Park murder case
By JOSH MORGAN Click here for updates on this story ATLANTA, GA (WGCL) — Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, Sheriff Patrick Labat, and acting United States Attorney Kurt Erskine spoke at a news conference Thursday, vowing collaboration with Atlanta Police to help solve the murder of Katie Janness at Piedmont Park Wills said her
Continue Reading People are flocking to Applebee’s. This popular song is one reason why
By Danielle Wiener-Bronner, CNN Business The pandemic was difficult for casual dining brands like Applebee’s, which saw sales plummet when it closed its dining rooms last year. But now, Applebee’s is doing better than it has in years. One reason? Attention from the song “Fancy Like” by Walker Hayes. “This song lyrically is all about
Continue Reading Jack Grealish: Manchester City signs England star from Aston Villa in reported British transfer record deal
By Aleks Klosok and John Sinnott, CNN English Premier League champion Manchester City completed the signing of England international Jack Grealish on a six-year contract on Thursday. The 25-year-old Grealish joins City from Aston Villa having made 213 appearances and scoring 32 goals for the Birmingham club over the course of eight seasons. “I am
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Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine shows 93% efficacy through 6 months, as company expects to finish application for approval this month
By Naomi Thomas and Jason Hanna, CNN Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine showed 93% efficacy against symptomatic disease through six months, and the company expects to complete its application for full approval from the US Food and Drug Administration this month, the company said Thursday. The efficacy data came from a final analysis of the vaccine’s Phase
Continue Reading Attorney for Britney Spears requests earlier court date to remove her father as co-conservator
By Chloe Melas, CNN An attorney for Britney Spears has filed a petition requesting the judge in her conservatorship case move up a hearing to determine immediately whether Jamie Spears will be removed as the co-conservator of his daughter’s estate, according to court documents obtained by CNN on Thursday. The next hearing is currently set
Continue Reading Unemployed single mom: The economy is not booming for everybody
CNN’s Vanessa Yurkevich speaks with a Louisiana woman struggling to find a job that pays enough to support her family.
Continue Reading The Delta variant is slowing office reopenings. It could slow the recovery, too
By Matt Egan, CNN Business The planned grand reopening of offices across America is in serious doubt because of the Delta variant. In the past 24 hours, a slew of major companies have told employees they will no longer be expected back at their desks in September. Notably, that list includes BlackRock, Wells Fargo and
Continue Reading What parents need to know about guiding kids through puberty
By Elissa Strauss Grown-ups tend to recall their adolescence as a highlight reel (or maybe, in some cases, it’s a lowlight reel): the first leg or face shave, the first kiss, the first bra, the first ejaculation or menstruation, and the first time you walked into a room and were treated like an adult. It
Continue Reading Family of missing runner thanks community for support after body found
By Amy Hollyfield Click here for updates on this story PLEASANTON, California (KGO) — Phillip Kreycik’s wife and parents showed their strength and love and emotions this morning in Pleasanton as they came together to thank the community for holding them up during the three-week-long search for Philip. “There really are no words to truly
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Camp Hayden to host annual camp this weekend
Camp Hayden is hosting the families of 12 children with special needs at Aspen Grove Inn and RV Park August 6 through August 8.
Continue Reading Ellen Burstyn set to return to ‘Law & Order’
By Marianne Garvey, CNN Ellen Burstyn is set to guest star in the upcoming season of “Law & Order: Organized Crime” on NBC. The actress will reprise her role as Bernadette Stabler, the widow of Joseph Stabler and mother of Detective Elliot Stabler, played by Christopher Meloni. Burstyn won an Emmy for the role in
Continue Reading Amazon driver tracks down Vallejo man’s stolen truck
By Amy Hollyfield Click here for updates on this story VALLEJO, California (KGO) — An Amazon delivery person saved the day in Vallejo when he found a stolen truck and trailer belonging to one of his customers. Mark Cutlip says his truck and trailer were stolen Tuesday morning. He uses them for his new junk
Continue Reading Aaliyah’s estate releases statement over ‘unauthorized projects’
By Lisa Respers France, CNN The estate of Aaliyah has a message to those who have tried to release unauthorized projects about the late star. The singer, who was born Aaliyah Dana Haughton, died August 25, 2001, at the age of 22 in a plane crash that also took the lives of eight others. Aaliyah’s
Continue Reading Amazon is delaying its return to office until 2022
By Rishi Iyengar, CNN Business Amazon on Thursday pushed back its office return date until early next year amid a surge in Covid-19 cases from the Delta variant, making it one of the most significant delays yet in the tech industry. The online retail giant’s corporate workers in multiple countries, including the United States, were
Continue Reading Businesses are taking a stand on vaccines
As the Delta variant surges around the country, Corporate America is taking a stand on vaccinations. Johnny Taylor, president and CEO of the Society for Human Resource Management, explains the conditions employees will face if they aren’t vaccinated against Covid-19.
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Vanguard offers vaccinated employees $1,000
Asset manager Vanguard is giving a $1,000 bonus to any US worker who gets the Covid-19 vaccine by October 1. CNN’s Matt Egan reports.
Continue Reading More companies are requiring vaccines for workers, but some unions could slow the effort down
By Nathaniel Meyersohn, CNN Business More employers are mandating Covid-19 vaccines for their workers as the Delta variant surges across the United States. But one step in the process could slow down the rollout of such requirements: negotiations with labor unions representing employees. Talks between employers and labor leaders are taking place in a variety
Continue Reading People spend half of their lives not focused on the present, research says. Here’s how to change it
By Rachel Trent, CNN “A wandering mind is an unhappy mind.” That’s what Harvard researchers Matthew A. Killingsworth and Daniel T. Gilbert of Harvard University wrote after their 2010 study found people spend nearly half of their waking hours thinking about something other than what is going on right in front of them. There is
Continue Reading Some states banning mask mandates in schools also have fewest teens vaccinated
By Jacqueline Howard and Deidre McPhillips, CNN As kids head back to school this month, vaccination rates among adolescents tend to be lower in states that have banned mask mandates in schools than in states that will require masks in schools, a new CNN analysis finds. About 8 million adolescents — representing about a third
Continue Reading THE GREAT DEBATE: MASK MANDATES (4 AM ET)
Every day this week, a different state, county, city, or school district announced a decision on masks requirements.
Continue Reading OPINIÓN | Perfumes que huelen a limpio y nos dan paz y tranquilidad
CNNEspañol sjv Nota del editor: Mari Rodríguez Ichaso ha sido colaboradora de la revista Vanidades durante varias décadas. Es especialista en moda, viajes, gastronomía, arte, arquitectura y entretenimiento, productora de cine y columnista de estilo de CNN en Español. Las opiniones expresadas en esta columna son exclusivamente suyas. Lee más artículos de opinión en cnne.com/opinion.
Continue Reading Woman Furious After someone pepper-sprayed her dogs through the fence
By Charlie De Mar Click here for updates on this story CHICAGO, IL (WBBM) — A Hegewisch homeowner had a warning for others Wednesday night, after her home security cameras caught someone pepper-spraying her dogs over the fence. As CBS 2’s Charlie De Mar reported, the dog’s owner believes it wasn’t the first time it
Continue Reading A look at CPD’s rising retirement numbers
By Suzanne Le Mignot Click here for updates on this story CHICAGO, IL (WBBM) — CBS 2 is tracking a growing number of Chicago police officers leaving their jobs, even without a pension. CBS 2’s Suzanne Le Mignot is taking a close look at those numbers and the reasons behind them. In just the first
Continue Reading Se desploman las ventas de Nintendo a medida que la racha de la pandemia se esfuma
Alexandra Ferguson Hong Kong (CNN Business)– El boom de Nintendo por la pandemia puede estar llegando a su fin. La compañía japonesa dijo este jueves que las ventas cayeron casi un 10% en el trimestre terminado en junio, una señal de que menos personas se quedaron en casa para jugar a los videojuegos cuando algunos
Continue Reading Invasive beetle attacking North Texas ash trees
By Jeff Ray Click here for updates on this story DENTON, Texas (KTVT) — It is estimated that ash trees make up approximately 3% to 5% of the total tree population across North Texas. While that might seem like a lot, that translates to millions of trees. Ash trees are usually found along the riverbanks
Continue Reading Drought to have lasting impact on Minnesota’s Christmas tree farms
By David Schuman Click here for updates on this story MINNEAPOLIS, MN (WCCO) — Minnesota’s summer drought may be felt in winters to come, when finding the perfect Christmas tree could be harder and more expensive. Seventy-five percent of Minnesota is in a severe drought or worse right now, which has been tough on local
Continue Reading Las autoridades de Colombia anuncian incautación de explosivos con los que supuestamente se planeaba un ataque en Bogotá
Sol Amaya (CNN) — Las autoridades de Colombia informaron este jueves que se incautaron 149 barras de explosivos tipo pentolita, equivalentes a 67 kilogramos. Además, se incautaron aproximadamente 700 metros de cordón detonante que, según indicaron, iban a ser utilizados en una “acción terrorista” en Bogotá. El material fue localizado en Ciudad Bolívar, ubicada en
Continue Reading Doctor: GOP governors’ anti-mask mandates’ ‘wrong thing to do’
Dr. Jorge Rodriguez, an internal medicine specialist and viral researcher, criticizes GOP governors Greg Abbott and Ron DeSantis for banning mask mandates in schools, calling it the “wrong thing to do” as coronavirus case counts rise in the US.
Continue Reading Education secretary warns that politicizing masks could lead to in-person school disruption
By Betsy Klein and Maegan Vazquez, CNN Education Sec. Miguel Cardona on Thursday warned Americans not to let adult politics get in the way of schools reopening safely and remaining open without disruption, specifically expressing concern about states that are preventing schools from instating mask mandates. “The tools are there, it’s just — are we
Continue Reading Richard Trumka, head of powerful AFL-CIO labor federation, has died
By Chris Isidore, CNN Business AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, the head of the most powerful labor organization in the country and a close ally of the Biden White House, has died. He was 72. A cause of death was not immediately announced. Trumka, who had led the AFL-CIO as president since 2009, was known for
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Woman found after getting lost huckleberry hunting
The Caribou County Sheriff’s Office reports a missing 81-year-old woman has been found.
Continue Reading Need housing and rental relief? Here’s how to get started
By Ashley Vaughan, CNN After the federal eviction moratorium expired, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued an extension until October 3 for high Covid-19 transmission areas. The Biden administration says those areas cover 90 percent of the country’s renters. According to a recent survey by the US Census Bureau just before the extension
Continue Reading Coast Guard offloads record $1.4 billion in cocaine, marijuana at Port Everglades
By Brooke Shafer Click here for updates on this story HOLLYWOOD, Florida (WFOR) — The U.S. Coast Guard is offloading a record-setting amount of cocaine and marijuana at Port Everglades on Thursday. The illegal narcotics are worth more than $1.4 billion and is the largest drug offload in Coast Guard history. The crew of the
Continue Reading “Estaba un poco nerviosa”, dijo Quan Hongchan tras ganar oro para China en clavados a sus 14 años
urielblanco (CNN) — Las preocupaciones de la mayoría de los adolescentes de 14 años suelen abarcar desde la escuela hasta las reuniones sociales. Pero no para Quan Hongchan. Hongchan, la joven sensación de los clavados (que además es la atleta más joven de China en los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 2020), ganó este jueves una
Continue Reading Mientras el coronavirus continúe propagándose, existe la posibilidad de una variante peor que la delta, dice Fauci
Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — Si no se logra un buen control sobre la propagación del coronavirus en la comunidad y más personas no se vacunan, entonces es posible que haya otra variante que sea peor que delta, dijo el Dr. Anthony Fauci, director del Instituto Nacional de Alergias y Enfermedades Infecciosas, a George Stephanopoulos
Continue Reading Restaurant that survived COVID gets hit with eviction notice
By Nicole Ford Click here for updates on this story PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — Lola’s Bistro is the definition of a dream come true with a lot of hard work for Michael Barnhouse and his wife. “It’s tough, it’s a tough location. People do come out of their way, like we have regulars from Butler, Beaver.
Continue Reading Nigeria incauta un récord de US$ 54 millones en partes de pangolín y colmillos de elefante
Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (Reuters) — Los funcionarios de un centro de control para el tráfico ilegal de vida silvestre en Nigeria incautaron una cantidad récord de escamas y garras de pangolín y colmillos de elefante mientras el gobierno intenta combatir el comercio, informó este miércoles el jefe de aduanas. Incautan 870 kilogramos de colmillo de
Continue Reading Police: 4 people shot in drive-by shooting during sidewalk sale
By Web Staff Click here for updates on this story PHILADELPHIA (KYW) — Police say four people were shot in a drive-by shooting in North Philadelphia Wednesday night. It happened around 10 p.m. at Germantown and Erie Avenues. Police believe this shooting happened at a makeshift sidewalk sale where people were selling clothes and shoes
Continue Reading Big banks are starting to push back their return to offices in response to Delta variant
By Matt Egan, CNN Business Major players on Wall Street are beginning to push back their return-to-office dates because of surging Covid-19 cases. Wells Fargo on Thursday said it would push back the reopening of its offices by about a month to early October, making it the biggest bank yet to shift gears because of
Continue Reading South Florida businesses feel effects of COVID resurgence
By Web Staff Click here for updates on this story MIAMI (WFOR) — With COVID cases climbing, local businesses have to once again wonder how they’ll be impacted. Many are still feeling the original effects of the pandemic. And for some, that includes a worker shortage. With not enough workers, that’s why Sergio’s has turned
Continue Reading Spirit Airlines cancels thousands of flights for fourth day in a row
By Amy Kawata Click here for updates on this story LINTHICUM, Maryland (WJZ) — Spirit Airlines passengers faced another day of cancellations Wednesday. The carrier said it’s due to a wave of disruptions that started over the weekend. Passengers were left stranded across the country including at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport. “We all ran out
Continue Reading Family believes shark bit 12-year-old girl, official says incident ‘wasn’t an attack’
By Rachael Cardin Click here for updates on this story OCEAN CITY, Maryland (WJZ) — A Pennsylvania girl on vacation comes into contact with something dangerous in the water. Her family said she was bitten by a shark, Ocean City officials said it might have been something else. Jay Bradley, the curator of the Blue
Continue Reading Man safely escapes fire with his dog, home is destroyed
By Kristy Kepley-Steward Click here for updates on this story BLACK MOUNTAIN, North Carolina (WLOS) — An investigation is underway after an early morning fire destroyed a Black Mountain home Thursday. Responders on the scene told News 13 the fire call came in at around 5 a.m. for a home off Old Fort Road Thursday
Continue Reading Lil Nas X’s defiant pride is essential to hip-hop — and the DaBaby debacle is one reason why
By Neelam Bohra and Scottie Andrew, CNN Lil Nas X, the 22-year-old juggernaut known by most for “Old Town Road,” is in prison. He’s in the shower, naked — save for some humble pixelation — and twerking, surrounded by eight male backup dancers. And he seems to be having the time of his life. It’s
Continue Reading Mexico sues gun makers over flow of arms from US to Mexico
By Karol Suarez Mexico filed a lawsuit Wednesday against eleven gun manufacturers over fire arms that flow from the United States across the border and into criminal hands in Mexico, according to court documents obtained by CNN. “This flood is not a natural phenomenon or an inevitable consequence of the gun business or of U.S.
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Teens plant flowers at Pocatello temple
Youth groups from American Falls, Arimo and Downey rolled up their sleeves and got to work to help make the Pocatello temple even more beautiful.
Continue Reading Being unvaccinated is ‘largest regret of my life’ says hospitalized man
By Abby Dodge Click here for updates on this story JACKSON COUNTY, Missouri (KCTV) — Just over 48% of eligible Missourians are completely vaccinated against Covid-19. In the last two weeks, 17 Kansas City Covid-19 patients died. Michael Heene said he thought he’d be one of them. “I haven’t had more than two or three
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Watch for changes in water depth downstream of American Falls Dam
There could be possible changes in water depth in the Snake River downstream of American Falls Dam from now until mid-October.
Continue Reading Charges filed after man is accused of throwing dog inside kennel into Missouri River
By Emily Rittman Click here for updates on this story LEAVENWORTH, Kansas (KCTV) — A Leavenworth man is charged with cruelty to animals after witnesses say he threw a dog inside of a kennel into the Missouri River at the Riverfront Park in Leavenworth. Police say a Good Samaritan jumped into the Missouri River to
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Crews continue to fight Mud Lick Fire
The lightning caused Mud Lick Fire that started on July 8 has burned 20,643 acres and is 47% contained.
Continue Reading Boosting Wisconsin’s maritime economy is a focus at statewide meeting
By Web Staff Click here for updates on this story WASHBURN, Wisconsin (WDJT) — An annual gathering of the Wisconsin Commercial Ports Association (WCPA) will take place on Lake Superior at the Harbor View Event Center in Washburn on Thursday, August 5, and Friday, August 6, as representatives work to address transportation connectivity, freshwater tourism,
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Jersey Mike’s Subs to open first east Idaho location in Ammon
Jersey Mike’s Subs will open its first east Idaho location in Ammon on August 11.
Continue Reading White House touts more than 864,000 vaccinations in last 24 hours, highest rate since early July
By Betsy Klein, CNN The White House touted progress in vaccinations in recent days, noting that over the past 24 hours, the US recorded more than 864,000 vaccinations, the highest daily rate since July 3, and praised momentum for vaccine mandates Thursday, days after President Joe Biden issued a vaccine requirement for all federal workers
Continue Reading Alberto Ginés gana la primera medalla de oro en la final de escalada en los Juegos Olímpicos
Alexandra Ferguson Parque Deportivo Urbano Aomi, Tokio (CNN) — El español Alberto Ginés hizo historia en los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio como el primer medallista de oro en escalada. La final de la combinada masculina llegó a un dramático desenlace en el Parque Deportivo Urbano Aomi este jueves, ya que los puestos del podio se
Continue Reading Lifeguard claims failed city safety protocol spread COVID
By Paul Drewes Click here for updates on this story HONOLULU COUNTY, Hawaii (KITV) — An Oahu lifeguard claims he turned into a “COVID spreader” because the city didn’t follow safety protocol, after a coronavirus exposure five weeks ago. Kainoa McGee is still in quarantine from COVID-19. He said he got the virus on the
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Washington Supreme Court to hear police public records case
The Washington Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case involving six Seattle police officers who were in Washington D.C. during the Jan. 6 insurrection and sued several people who filed public records requests to disclose the officers’ names.
Continue Reading CDC warns people to not eat raw cake batter after E. coli outbreak sickens 16
By David Williams, CNN US health officials are warning people not to eat raw cake batter as they investigate a multistate outbreak of E. coli linked to cake mix. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that as of July 27, 16 people in 12 states have been reported to have been infected
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Sturgis bike rally revs back bigger, despite virus variant
Crowds of bikers are rumbling their way towards western South Dakota, raising fears that COVID-19 infections will be unleashed among the 700,000 people expected to show up at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally.
Continue Reading How Jeopardy’s producer ended up as the front-runner to replace Alex Trebek
By Brian Stelter, CNN Business “Jeopardy!” executive producer Mike Richards is in line to host the beloved game show starting in September. Sources with knowledge of the process say it is effectively a done deal, though it may not be announced until later in August. Variety reported Wednesday that “Richards is clearly the front-runner” and
Continue Reading Justice Department IG couldn’t find evidence of FBI Clinton probe leaks to Giuliani
By Tierney Sneed, CNN The Justice Department inspector general could not find evidence that FBI employees leaked non-public information to Rudy Giuliani about the Hillary Clinton email investigation in the lead-up to the 2016 election, according to a new report. Details of Inspector General Michael Horowitz’s review of the Giuliani leak allegations were revealed Thursday
Continue Reading Phoenix brewery closed doors for a day due to staff shortages
By David Caltabiano Click here for updates on this story PHOENIX (KPHO) — The owner of North Mountain Brewing Company told Arizona’s Family that they closed for Tuesday to give their staff a break. The few employees they do have are picking up all the slack. Some are working 70 hours a week due to
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Idaho State researcher helps to solve cold case in Indiana
Today, the Jasper County John Doe’s identity remains a mystery, but thanks in part to Idaho State University anthropologist Samantha Blatt, law enforcement now knows what the victim have looked like.
Continue Reading Masks will be required for Catholic schools in Archdiocese of Mobile
By WEB STAFF Click here for updates on this story MOBILE, AL (WALA) — Masks will be required in Catholic schools as the new school year begins, says the Archdiocese of Mobile. The school year begins Aug. 18. The Archdiocese of Mobile has 19 Catholic schools throughout the lower 28 counties of the state of
Continue Reading Man’s vehicle shot at after he confronted car break-in suspects
By KAITLYN NAPLES Click here for updates on this story CHESHIRE, CT (WFSB) — A man who confronted suspects believed to have been breaking into vehicles in his neighborhood overnight was inside his car when it was shot at early Thursday morning. Just after 1:30 a.m., a man reached out to police reporting that his
Continue Reading Med school student jumps into action to help woman whose heart stopped at Mobile Starbucks drive-thru
By TYLER FINGERT Click here for updates on this story MOBILE, AL (WALA) — Praying is all Lakia Kelly and Tamika Jackson can do right now while their mom, Agnes Jackson, is in a drug-induced coma at Springhill Medical Center. “I feel like if I’m here or we’re here in spirit, it’s like she knows
Continue Reading Razones para no recibir la vacuna contra el covid-19 que no tienen sentido: desmentimos los mitos de nuestra audiencia
Marysabel E. Huston-Crespo (CNN Español) – Desde que empezamos a hablar del desarrollo de las vacunas contra el covid-19 recibimos decenas de preguntas. Algunas de las dudas de las personas apuntan a mitos y desinformación que se generan en internet y conversaciones casuales. Preguntamos a nuestra audiencia cuáles son las razones por las que no
Continue Reading Kentucky sheriff’s deputy shot, killed in ambush attack, police say
By Melissa Alonso, CNN A Jefferson County Sheriff’s (JCSO) deputy has died after being shot early Thursday while working an off-duty detail, and investigators believe he was “targeted” and “ambushed,” according to JCSO spokesman, Lt. Col. Carl Yates. Deputy Brandon Shirley, 26, was working an off-duty security detail at Rockford Lane Auto Sales in Shively,
Continue Reading GOP fears grow over Herschel Walker as party leaders seek other candidates in Georgia Senate race
By Manu Raju, Alex Rogers and Michael Warren, CNN Republicans from Georgia to Washington, DC, are searching for a viable candidate to mount a Senate bid in the Peach State next year, fearing that former President Donald Trump’s choice, football great Herschel Walker, would implode if he ran and could cost the GOP a winnable
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Pocatello public hearing set Thursday for proposed budget
The Pocatello City Council is looking for your input on how your tax dollars are spent.
Continue Reading Alberto Ginés wins first Olympic climbing gold in Tokyo
By George Ramsay, CNN Aged 18, Alberto Ginés has just made two pieces of history at the Tokyo Olympics: he’s the first person to be crowned a gold medalist in sports climbing, as well as Spain’s youngest ever gold medal winner. The next foothold in his climbing career? “I’ll go for another gold,” he told
Continue Reading Woman hurt after being hit by plane while kayaking
By FOX 12 Staff Click here for updates on this story YAMHILL COUNTY, OR (KPTV) — Deputies say one woman was hurt after being hit by a plane taking off from a nearby gravel bar. At about 5:08 p.m., Yamhill County Communications received a 911 call regarding an injured kayaker on the Willamette River in
Continue Reading ‘Put public safety first’: Portland Police Association launches billboard campaign
By FOX 12 STAFF Click here for updates on this story PORTLAND, OR (KPTV) — The Portland Police Association has launched a billboard campaign to raise awareness on public safety concerns as the city continues to grapple with gun violence and other crime-related issues this year. The billboards, which will be posted across the city,
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