DeLong, Alice
Alice DeLong July 10, 1930 – February 10, 2021 Andover, Kansas – Alice Marie DeLong, 90, passed away peacefully on February 10, 2021, at her…
One is a brindle sweetheart, the other a sweet terrier mix. They want to be adopted
Compact brindle sweetheart is spunky to the core.
Board of Supervisors Meeting 2-24-2021
Senior Housing Vaccination Event
Board of Supervisors Informal Meeting 02-22-2021
February 12th, 2021
Listen to the full show here. Legislature Struggles To Find ‘Constitutional’ Solution To Education Funding Cuts For the last several years the Wyoming Senate in … Continue reading
Legislative coffees planned for Spring Hill, Paola
Area residents who did not have an opportunity to attend legislative coffees in Louisburg and Osawatomie earlier this month will have two more opportunities to … Continue reading
Train boxcar victim was a Louisiana man
The man who was found dead in a Union Pacific Railroad boxcar Tuesday, Feb. 23, in rural Miami County has been identified as a 24-year-old … Continue reading
FDNY firefighter dies in snowmobile crash: officials
Firefighter Carmine Barresi, 35, was operating a snowmobile on the southern end of Lake George about 4 p.m. on Thursday when he struck a dock … Continue reading
Ex-NYPD cop busted in Long Island drug ring pleads guilty to manslaughter for dealing fatal dose of fentanyl
Joseph Recca, 28, of West Islip, pleaded guilty to second-degree manslaughter, criminal sale of a controlled substance and conspiracy charges, Suffolk County District Attorney Timothy … Continue reading
Petco super station to close again
Drive for state titles fuel Holtzen, Younggren
With a combined 70-1 record, Louisburg seniors Cade Holtzen and Alec Younggren are ready to take Salina by storm. Today is the Class 4A Kansas … Continue reading
Petco super station to close again
House passes $1.9T pandemic bill on near party-line vote
WASHINGTON (AP) — The House approved a $1.9 trillion pandemic relief bill in a win for President Joe Biden, even as top Democrats tried assuring … Continue reading
Food insecurity: 400% surge at Armed Services YMCA San Diego food banks during the pandemic
Experts notice pandemic’s mental health toll on German youth
BERLIN (AP) — Pollina Dinner returned to school in Berlin for the first time this week after two months of lockdown. The 9-year-old third-grader was … Continue reading
Every teacher wanting a COVID vaccine will have one by next week, Gov. Kelly says
The vaccinations will make schools safer for students who return to the classroom, she said.
SDSU beats Boise St. in OT, looking to finish basketall season strong in conference
After car stop, teen boy arrested in fatal stabbing of 27-year-old man in Newton
Police are investigating the death as a homicide.
Bill that would legalize marijuana in NM passes House, heads to Senate
House speaker files motion to dismiss ethics complaint against him
Sunport launches travel survey
Businesspeople – Feb. 27, 2021
Hart joins FFA Foundation
Bachelor’s Rachael Kirkconnell Urges People Defending Her Past Racist Actions to Stop | People
Rachael Kirkconnell is speaking out two weeks after issuing an apology for her past racist behavior. Speaking in a video shared on Instagram Thursday, Kirkconnell … Continue reading
Sunny and mild Friday leads to fog and breezy winds on Saturday
Prince Harry Swears, Raps and FaceTimes Meghan with James Corden on Double Decker Bus Ride | People
Prince Harry has a fellow Brit-turned-Californian to show him around town: James Corden! After the longtime friends were photographed together on Feb. 5 riding around … Continue reading
3 Ways To Style White Sneakers With Emma Chamberlain | How It’s Done | People
YouTube sensation Emma Chamberlain shows you 3 stylish ways to wear white sneakers! Table of Contents 0:00 Intro 0:37 Outfit #1: Casual Chill Day 2:00 … Continue reading
Masterminds behind massive charter school fraud scheme plead guilty
Two San Diego school districts share plans to reopen to in-person learning
Petco Park super station to closes Saturday due to supply issues just as new vaccination groups beco
High school boys basketball: San Juan upsets Grantsville in 3A semifinals, will face Juab in title game
Grantsville’s Bronson Snyder, left, defends against San Juan’s Jensen Grover Friday night at the Sevier Valley Center in Richfield. | David Anderson The San Juan … Continue reading
Live performances returning to restaurants, breweries
BLM protest closes down streets in downtown Albuquerque
Paul Weir out at season’s end at New Mexico
Tucker Carlson: Americans have been lied to by COVID response leaders
Fox News host lays out the lies Americans have been told about the coronavirus over the past year.
Local ice cream shop’s storefront smashed
Local ice cream shop’s storefront smashed
Former white nationalist explains how he escaped from world of hate
Former white nationalist discusses escape from world of hate
CPAC 2021 speakers: Rick Scott at CPAC says establishment Republicans want to ‘retreat’
Follow for the latest updates from CPAC.
Kaleidoscoops in KCK aims to more than an ice cream shop
Owner April Redic hopes store is inspiration
NM first responders remember fire lieutenant who died from COVID-19 at age 35
Asia Today: S. Korea allows workers to squeeze extra doses
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea’s Disease Control and Prevention Agency has allowed health workers to squeeze extra doses from vials of coronavirus vaccines … Continue reading
Capitol security review to recommend additional officers, fencing: report
A series of substantial changes will be recommended to bolster security at the U.S. Capitol following a review, including adding additional fencing, according to a … Continue reading
Lincoln School in good hands with Blodgett at the helm
Lincoln School in good hands with Blodgett at the helm
Lincoln School in good hands with Blodgett at the helm
Lincoln School in good hands with Blodgett at the helm
CBSMiami.com Weather @ Your Desk 2-26-21 11PM
CBS4 News chief meteorologist Craig Setzer’s weather outlook for South Florida.
Feb. 26 HS roundup: MSC, Hendricken boys and LSA, East-Bay girls take Game One of semifinal series
Feb. 26 HS roundup: MSC, Hendricken boys and LSA, East-Bay girls take Game One of semifinal series
Feb. 26 HS roundup: MSC, Hendricken boys and LSA, East-Bay girls take Game One of semifinal series
Feb. 26 HS roundup: MSC, Hendricken boys and LSA, East-Bay girls take Game One of semifinal series
UM Researchers Detect COVID-19 Variants In South Florida
Researchers at the University of Miami’s School of Medicine collaborated with the University’s Health System and Jackson Memorial and found several contagious strains of the … Continue reading
South Florida Woman Beats Coronavirus 150 Days After Being Admitted To Local Hospital
CBS4’s Jessica Vallejo reports on a South Florida woman who overcame her 5 month battle with coronavirus.
Inbound Eisenhower shut down after man, woman shot on expressway
CHICAGO — The inbound lanes of the Eisenhower Expressway have been shut down Friday night following a shooting that injured two people, according to Illinois … Continue reading
Virgin Galactic delays spaceflight test to May
City officials talk Isotopes Park reopening
Roundtable 1920/2020 – How COVID-19 is Reshaping Cinema
KGW Vault: 2001 Nisqually Quake
Multnomah County DA says support of prisoners getting back voting rights is no-brainer
Astoria explores options to fix their housing crisis
Lawmakers urge Parson to forgive unemployment overpayments
A woman who owes $14,000 is one of more than 46,000 Missourians now in debt to the Show Me State
“This Land Is Our Land: An Immigrant’s Manifesto” By Suketu Mehta
In “This Land Is Our Land: An Immigrant’s Manifesto,” an NPR Best Book of the Year, renowned author Suketu Mehta draws on his own experience … Continue reading
“American Spy” By Lauren Wilkinson
This is an encore presentation. Lauren Wilkinson’s debut novel, American Spy , has been named one of the best of 2019 by Esquire, Time, Vogue … Continue reading
“Evil Geniuses: The Unmaking Of America” By Kurt Andersen
When did America give up on fairness? Kurt Andersen’s Book Evil Geniuses: The Unmaking of America, A Recent History tells the epic history of how … Continue reading
With uncertainty around official opening date, venues work to book artists and tours
New Mexico United Update
ABQ reopening update
1 dead after car falls off ramp to Poplar Street Bridge and lands on train tracks
The car landed on train tracks below the ramp
Attempted murder arrest after person apparently drove woman into lake, official says
A male has been arrested on attempted second-degree murder after apparently driving into a lake while a woman was in the vehicle, the Douglas County … Continue reading
Fire, vandalism rock Buddhist temple in Little Tokyo
A glass window was destroyed, two wooden lantern stands burned and two metallic lanterns vandalized at Little Tokyo’s Higashi Honganji Buddhist Temple.
Exclusive: Internal memos show longstanding problems at St. Louis jail
Tension between St. Louis police officers and corrections officials has been brewing for months, the I-Team has learned
Amelia Hamlin Responds to Blackfishing Accusations in New Photos
Amelia Hamlin is responding to critics who accused her of Blackfishing. This comes after the 19-year old model posted a series of photos of her … Continue reading
L.A. is cutting back on street sweeping. That could mean fewer parking tickets
L.A.’s Bureau of Street Services saw 10% of its workers take buyouts as part of budget cuts. Now there aren’t enough drivers to provide weekly … Continue reading
Alaska companies brace for another slow year for tourism
Alaska tour company hopes for rebound in Chinese tourism 2019 was a record year for Chinese and mandarin-language tourists in Alaska, with roughly 10-thousand travelers … Continue reading
The Lincoln School in good hands with Blodgett at the helm
The Lincoln School in good hands with Blodgett at the helm
Strong winds possible in the San Gabriel Valley area Sunday morning, forecasters say
Potential for downed tress and power outages from a wind event is reminiscent of one in 2011.
48-hour film challenge part of Las Cruces film festival
Local man convicted of fleeing police in 2018 car theft
FSCC campus to remain closed to outside groups
Fort Scott Community College will continue to not allow use of college facilities by outside groups through July 31 after action Monday by the FSCC … Continue reading
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County officials held discussion Tuesday on procedures for county road closures as research is being conducted into county records from more than 30 years ago. … Continue reading
