Actor Gregory Sierra, best known for his roles in “Sanford and Son” and “Barney Miller,” died on January 4 from cancer, his widow Helene Tabor confirmed to CNN Friday. He was 83. “He was quite wonderful, and my heart is broken into 400 million pieces,” Tabor said. The cancer persisted “for quite a while and
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported its biggest one-day increase in Covid-19 vaccinations Friday as more states said they are struggling with vaccine supply. The CDC said Friday that nearly 1.6 million more doses of the vaccines have been administered, bringing the total of doses given to more than 19 million. And
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San Luis girls basketball tops Kofa in a low scoring battle, while Yuma girls soccer suffers a tough defeat.
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But, the special thing about this event at Gila Ridge High School on Friday is that these college-bound seniors are siblings!
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Stress levels may be high these days, but did you know that what we choose to eat can help to reduce stress, ultimately allowing us to take charge of our mental health? “Instead of thinking of food as ‘stress eating’ or ‘guilty pleasures,’ we can think of using food to shape the lens in how
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A New York zoo has welcomed a baby red kangaroo with a rare condition that left park employees shocked. Cosmo, the newest joey at Animal Adventure Park, was born with leucism, an incredibly rare condition that causes the partial loss of pigmentation in an animal’s skin and fur. Unlike albinism, leucism does not cause a
Continue Reading States may be scrambling for vaccines now, but the United States could see additional Covid-19 vaccines by the end of March, if not sooner. Millions of vaccine doses could be added to the pipeline in the coming months, perhaps easing the squeeze that Americans have felt as vaccines slowly start rolling out. Janssen, the vaccine
Continue Reading The Mega Millions jackpot — drawn Friday night — is no longer in the millions. The jackpot is estimated to be worth a staggering $1 billion. That’s just $500 million shy of the highest Mega Millions jackpot ever — $1.537 billion, all won by one ticket holder in South Carolina. The winning numbers were 4,
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President Joe Biden spent his first week in office trying to convince the nation to see themselves not as Democrats or Republicans, but as Americans united in defeating the pandemic. Then on Friday night, the impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump got a formal date on the calendar, complicating every bipartisan goal on the
Continue Reading A Georgia man was arrested and charged with scamming almost $1 million from a grocery store and using it to buy clothes, guns and cars, police said. Tre Brown, 19, was arrested January 14 after he allegedly created false returns at the Kroger store where he worked in Duluth, Georgia, according to a news release
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(CNN) –– Un inmigrante salvadoreño pasó más de tres años refugiado en un santuario dentro de los terrenos de una iglesia en Carolina del Norte. Este viernes, finalmente empezó su regreso a casa. José Chicas, de 55 años, dice que las nuevas políticas del gobierno de Biden le dan ahora la oportunidad de dejar el
Continue Reading (CNN Español) –– República Dominicana se mantuvo como destino de turismo médico durante la pandemia de covid-19, con un número creciente de personas que han visitado el país para someterse a cirugías plásticas. Según reportan médicos consultados por CNN, en el segundo semestre de 2020 se triplicó la cantidad de esos procedimientos quirúrgicos. En lugar
Continue Reading His predecessor tweeted insults and made menacing threats against America’s allies but US President Joe Biden proved just as formidable for Canada with a stroke of pen. In his first few hours in office Wednesday, Biden made Canada the first foreign casualty of his campaign promises and revoked the construction permit for the Keystone XL
Continue Reading A school district in Georgia is mourning the loss of two educators who died within hours of each other from Covid-19. Dana Johnson and Cynthia Lindsey, employees in Cobb County Schools in metro Atlanta, both lost their battle against Covid-19 on Thursday, according to Connie Jackson, president of the Cobb County Association of Educators. GoFundMe
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Tips for being a body positive role model to kids Katherine Shary is a dietician at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. Shary says that kids are listening to what we say about our own bodies. She says that because kids are listening, “parents play a big part in shaping a child’s healthy and not so healthy
Continue Reading (CNN) —El segundo juicio político del expresidente Donald Trump en el Senado está programado para comenzar el 9 de febrero después de que los líderes del Senado llegaran a un acuerdo para retrasarlo, dando al equipo legal de Trump más tiempo para prepararse y a los demócratas del Senado la oportunidad de considerar la legislación
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A “Sweet” Job The Candy Funhouse, in Mississauga, Ontario is looking for “candyologists.” That’s a title for someone willing to get paid for eating thousands of confectionary products. The position pays $30.00 per hour and is available for full-timers or on a permanent contract basis. Those interested in applying can do so until Feb. 15th.
Continue ReadingAfter bringing federal charges against more than 125 people accused of being part of the violent mob that stormed the US Capitol, now comes the hard part. Law enforcement officials say they are moving from the so-called low-hanging fruit arrests and charges to more complicated cases, focusing on the extremist groups that participated in the
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Remember that time a violent mob smashed its way into the Capitol, killed a police officer and occupied the Senate chambers, hunting for terrified members of Congress who were forced to hide? Remember how some in the mob constructed a gallows with a hangman’s noose outside the Capitol, then rampaged through the halls searching for
Continue Reading (CNN) — El primer día completo del presidente Joe Biden en el cargo el jueves se centró en implementar su estrategia nacional para controlar la pandemia del covid-19 y firmar varios decretos y acciones ejecutivas, incluidas las que ordenan aumentar los suministros de vacunación y exigir a los viajeros internacionales que presenten pruebas de una
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