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Pueblo #drought conditions aided slightly by recent snow

Colorado Drought Monitor January 19, 2021. From The Pueblo Chieftain (Heather Willard): “We need snow and a lot of snow,” warned Tony Anderson, service hydrologist for the National Weather Service in Pueblo. Anderson has been studying the drought levels in Southern Colorado for years and said that this is the worst he has seen, possibly ever… The dry weather spells bad news for the continuing drought. “What (the climatic indicators) are telling us right now is we have a very good chance of being warm

POP: Conflicting Reports About Possible New Harry Potter Series

Harry Potter is set for the small screen at HBO Max. Execs at WarnerMedia have been in talks with potential writers, according to reports. The deals are in the very early stages, including not even knowing what characters the show may follow. The Harry Potter films grossed more than $7 billion. HOWEVER… Warner Bros. shot down rumors that a Harry Potter series was in the works at HBO Max, releasing a statement saying, “There are no Harry Potter series in development at the studio or on the streaming platform.”

Beyond Meat Soars, BlackBerry Gains, and the Stock Market Can’t Figure Out Where to Go

Stocks were mixed Tuesday morning as earnings results rolled in, the International Monetary Fund issued a positive global growth forecast, and China warned of a stock-market bubble. Futures on the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 53 points, or 0.2%. S&P 500 futures were up 0.1% and Nasdaq Composite futures had ticked down 0.1%. Fourth-quarter earnings continue to roll in. So far, companies on the S&P 500 have been beating enrages per share estimates by more than 20%, with more than 80% of companies beating,

Percy Jackson creator Rick Riordan offers an update on the upcoming Disney+ series

Percy Jackson creator Rick Riordan offers an update on the upcoming Disney+ series Last year, author Rick Riordan and his wife announced the Percy Jackson book series is set to be re-adapted as a television series for the Disney+ streaming service, and now, the author has offered an update on the upcoming series. Over on his own personal blog, Riordan revealed that the creative team is currently adding the finishing touches onto the script for the pilot episode before submitting it to Disney for review. “We

Extracurricular Activity Policies for Homeschoolers Proposed by a Nebraska Lawmaker

Home-schooled students could participate in a public school district’s extracurricular activities without also enrolling in the district’s classes under a bill heard Jan. 25 by the Education Committee. LB210, introduced by Sen. Dave Murman of Glenvil, would allow those students to enroll part-time for all courses selected by the students.Current state law requires public school boards to allow students enrolled in private, denominational, parochial or home schools to enroll part-time as long as they are

Utah State drops second straight, falls to UNLV 59-56

Marco Anthony scores 18 points and grabs nine rebounds to lead the Aggies Utah State guard Marco Anthony (44) dribbles the ball as San Diego State forward Keshad Johnson (0) defends during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Saturday, Jan. 16, 2021, in Logan, Utah. (Eli Lucero/The Herald Journal via AP, Pool) | Jan. 26, 2021, 1:55 p.m. Las Vegas • Bryce Hamilton had 14 points, eight assists and five steals as UNLV narrowly defeated Utah State 59-56 on Monday night. David Jenkins Jr. had 14

Man Shot and Killed Inside Apartment in Burbank

One person is dead following a shooting at an apartment building in Burbank early Tuesday morning. A man was found inside an apartment with multiple gunshot wounds and died at the scene, said Lt. Barcus with the Burbank Police Department. Officers responded to the 200 block of Tujunga Ave., near Victory Blvd. shortly before 2 a.m. after receiving several emergency calls reporting a possible home invasion, assault with a deadly weapon, and shooting, according to Burbank police. Local Local news from across Southern

Closing These Businesses to Stop COVID Does the Opposite, Study Says

A Yale study found that shutting down these businesses could be counterproductive. iStock Most Americans spent much of the late winter and early spring of 2020 in complete lockdown, with all non-essential stores shuttered and many activities off limits. While we've long believed that mask mandates, stay-at-home orders, and social distancing are what we need to make it through the pandemic, new research is proving that all of these COVID safety measures are not created equal. The recent study out of the Yale

1-26-21 fdl school district plans to go to full in-person instruction next month

The Fond du Lac School District plans to go to full in-person instruction next month. Following a workshop session Monday night the Fond du Lac School Board agreed to start a traditional five-day in class instruction model starting February 15. At the regular meeting, a couple of Fond du Lac residents spoke in favor of returning to in person instruction. Interim superintendent Sharon Simon says the good news is the number of COVID cases in the District continue to decrease. The school district has been in a

12 Delicious Recipes Using Unique Varieties of Mushrooms

With their earthy, umami taste and meaty texture, mushrooms are a delicious staple in a vegan’s kitchen. We have shared some essential mushroom recipes to add to your repertoire, but those have largely relied on classic, and dare I say, boring mushrooms like baby bellas, portabellos, and creminis. But there is life outside these simple shrooms! If you’ve ever been to a farmer’s market or specialty grocery store and seen rows of oddly shaped fungi, you no longer need to feel intimidated. Here are 12 recipes

Gemini 2 for Mac Gains Real-Time Duplicate Files Monitor With Alerts

MacPaw, the developers behind the Setapp store, have released a major update to their award-winning duplicate finder app, Gemini 2, in the form of a real-time duplicates monitor. The Duplicates Monitor, which appears as a menu bar item and runs in the background, identifies identical files as they're added to macOS, including pictures, videos, documents, and audio files. When a duplicate is recognized, Duplicates Monitor immediately notifies users about the new unwanted copy, presenting them with an option to

Angry farmers storm India's Red Fort in huge tractor rally

Protesting farmers are seen amid tear gas smoke fired by police Tuesday in an attempt to stop them from marching to the capital during India's Republic Day celebrations in New Delhi, India. Tens of thousands of farmers drove a convoy of tractors into the Indian capital as the nation celebrated Republic Day on Tuesday in the backdrop of agricultural protests that have grown into a rebellion and rattled the government. By SHEIKH SAALIQ Associated Press NEW DELHI (AP) -- Tens of thousands of protesting farmers

6 More HPD Officers Indicted In Connection With 2019 Harding Street Raid

On the anniversary of the botched drug raid that led to the deaths of Dennis and Rhogena Tuttle, a candle light vigil is held on the doorstep of their home. Taken on Jan. 28, 2020. Six more HPD officers were indicted Monday in connection with the 2019 Harding Street raid that led to the deaths of Dennis Tuttle and Rhogena Nicholas. Officer Felipe Gallegos was indicted for murder, a first-degree felony, and faces life in prison. Officers Oscar Pardo, Cedell Lovings, Nadeem Ashraf, Clemente Reyna, and Thomas

Gaston County lobbies state to open up vaccine supply

County officials are appealing a decision handed down late last week by state health leaders that could mean no COVID-19 vaccine will be released for use by Gaston County for its upcoming clinic. That throws into question whether up to 1,200 residents will be able to receive their scheduled shot on Friday. Adam Gaub, a spokesman for Gaston County, said shortly before noon Monday that none of the appointments scheduled this week have been canceled, and county leaders continue to lobby state officials to receive

MPD: One person dead after one-vehicle crash in Frayser

Skip to content Posted: Jan 26, 2021 / 07:56 AM CST Updated: Jan 26, 2021 / 07:56 AM CST A close-up photo of police lights by night MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Authorities have identified the driver killed in a one-vehicle crash early Tuesday morning in Frayser. It happened at Whitney and 2nd Street just before 1 a.m. Tuesday. According to police, Omar Hooper, 22, was pronounced deceased after he lost control of his car and hit a tree. The impact caused the vehicle to overturn. Latest News

Counting elephants from space, the new way to ensure their preservation

The pyramids of Giza and the Great Wall of China can be seen from space and now, elephants can be seen too Conservation efforts made to Track and preserve African elephants Reach dimensions, literally, Be. Recently, in order to find out exactly how many samples were released, an international team of scientists set off A satellite is launched at a distance of 600 km from the Earth’s surface. The results are great. Space sights It turns out, from space, that it is easiest to efficiently calculate the number