WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The Tippecanoe County area was not in the direct path of Monday’s total eclipse, but area residents still had the chance to witness a rare event of a near total eclipse, and they filled Purdue University’s campus to catch a glimpse. Cheryl Pierce, a communications specialist for the department of earth, […]
A group of U.S. government humanitarian experts on Tuesday privately warned fellow officials that the spread of hunger and malnutrition in Gaza amid the U.S.-backed Israeli offensive is “unprecedented in modern history,” famine is likely already occurring in parts of the Gaza Strip and the pace of hunger-releated deaths will “accelerate in the weeks ahead.” […]
SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — A mother of four who works to improve the lives of students who are experiencing homelessness in the region won $300 in the KLST Pay it Forward campaign, sponsored by Carpet Tech. Monica and Elizabeth, who work with the McKinney-Neto team at Region 15, nominated Alex Nieto. They […]
undefined Kamil Krzaczynski / Getty Images For those who don’t know, perimenopause refers to the time that the body naturally transitions into menopause. Board-certified OB-GYN Dr Mary Claire Haver last year, “Perimenopause is when you begin to notice some of the symptoms when your body is starting to register that something’s changing in your hormonal […]
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Utah coach Lynne Roberts said her team experienced a series of “racial hate crimes” after the arriving at its first NCAA Tournament hotel and was forced to change hotels during the event for safety concerns. Roberts revealed what happened after Utah lost to Gonzaga in the second round of the NCAAs […]
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Utah coach Lynne Roberts said her team experienced a series of “racial hate crimes” after the arriving at its first NCAA Tournament hotel and was forced to change hotels during the event for safety concerns. Roberts revealed what happened after Utah lost to Gonzaga in the second round of the NCAAs […]
There’s a common bit of advice that when you can hear spring peepers, it marks the end of the maple sugaring season. At Kettle Ridge Farm in Victor they heard the high-pitched trill of the tiny frogs on March 14. Record-breaking warm temperatures in winter, followed by an exceptionally warm start to March, have created […]
A Georgia woman is calling for doctors’ offices to have separate waiting areas for expecting patients and patients who are experiencing pregnancy loss. In a March 15 TikTok video, India Batson opened up in her car after a doctor’s office visit. “Sitting in that waiting room next to tons of pregnant women while you wait […]
In 2023, the U.S. added more solar capacity that ever before, at 32.4 gigawatts. This added capacity surpassed any other energy source in 2023, marking the first time a renewable energy source outpaced fossil fuels since World War II. The Inflation Reduction Act, along with the Biden Administration’s push for U.S. solar manufacturing, means these […]
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. (WFLA) — On any given night last year, nearly 653,000 people — or one in every 500 — were homeless, according to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Out of all the states in the country, Florida had the fourth-most homeless people, at 31,000 people, which is up 18% from […]
Ukrainian Defence Minister Rustem Umierov said at the opening of the artillery coalition in Paris that the Armed Forces on the battlefield are short of ammunition and artillery capabilities for Ukraine must be increased. Source: press service of Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence Quote from Umierov: “The shortage of ammunition is an extremely urgent problem that […]
‘Not surprising’: Recent EV models run into 79% more problems than gas cars, Consumer Reports survey shows. But here’s why analysts say they’re just experiencing temporary ‘growing pains’ Demand for electric vehicles is booming, or at least that’s what the International Energy Agency says. Globally, the IEA reports, EVs accounted for 14% of new vehicle […]