Baby elephant at the Oregon Zoo plays in the mud
Tula-Tu, an four-month-old Asian elephant at the Oregon Zoo, was filmed frolicking in a mud puddle around the feet of her mother, Rose-Tu, in early…
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Rainbow curves into supercell in North Dakota
Footage captured by Landon Moeller shows a rainbow arcing into what he described as a 50,000-foot…
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Iran faces narrowing window of diplomacy amid mounting pressure from the U.S.
We’re down to 14 days now in the two weeks President Donald Trump is giving himself to decide whether to attack Iran as he’s allowing the Iranians…
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Martha’s Vineyard celebrates 50 years of ‘Jaws’
On June 20, 1975, movie history was changed forever when Steven Spielberg’s ‘Jaws’ was released in theaters and made everyone think twice before…
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Solar farms in Arizona forces owls to relocate
Volunteers are constructing 25 underground burrows in an isolated field near Paulden, Arizona. The future tenants are dozens of Western Burrowing…
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WWII Veteran’s remains returns to Kansas after about 80 years
Wichita native and U.S. Army Air Forces pilot, First Lieutenant Herbert G. Tennyson’s aircraft was shot down in 1944 off the coast of Papua New…
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Romance scams: Hearts broken, wallets emptied
Spokeo analyzed public data to highlight who’s being targeted by romance scammers, how the scams unfold, and how people can protect…
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What's the difference between earned wage access and a loan? How to know which is right for you
Current reports that earned wage access (EWA) offers early pay access without interest, unlike loans. EWA is a better option for urgent…
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From coast to coast: LGBTQ-friendly places to visit this summer
News Is Out reports top LGBTQ+-friendly summer destinations, including Provincetown, Rehoboth Beach, and Palm Springs, offering vibrant…
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AI skeptic creates chatbot to help teachers design classes
The 74 reveals the open-source tool, ALDA, that could help open the prohibitive world of instructional design to everyday…
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How to deal with debt collectors
Freedom Debt Relief offers tips on what to do if you’re tired of picking up the phone to find a debt collector on the other end of the…
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Shared mobility: Making travel easier for all
Knowable Magazine points out that while carshares, bikeshares and the like are a positive for the environment, access to them isn’t equal—so what…
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Support for renewables shrinks as fossil fuel interest grows
Floodlight reports support for renewable energy is declining as fossil fuel interests rise, with bipartisan decreases noted since…
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Which sports drive the most wagers?
OLBG reports soccer leads sports betting with over $800 billion, followed by basketball, NFL, horse racing, and tennis, driven by major…
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Examining the safety of self-driving technology
The General examines autonomous vehicle crash data, disengagements, and tech limits to find out where the road is headed for self-driving…
Continue ReadingSubvención ayuda a Animal Samaritans a brindar segundas oportunidades a mascotas en riesgo
Luis Medina THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KUNA) – Animal Samaritans ayuda a animales de refugio maltratados y abandonados a recibir la…
Continue ReadingLa Ciudad de Coachella solicita la opinión pública sobre el futuro servicio ferroviario
Luis Medina COACHELLA, Calif. (KUNA) – Las autoridades municipales pidieron hoy a los residentes su opinión sobre la…
Continue ReadingSylvia Paz, miembro de la junta directiva del CVUSD, renuncia a su cargo
Luis Medina THERMAL, Calif. (KUNA) – Sylvia Paz renunció a su cargo como miembro de la junta directiva del Distrito Escolar…
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Benches clear, suspensions follow after Dodgers-Padres fireworks
A heated late-inning showdown between National League West rivals turned chaotic Thursday night, and now Major League Baseball has handed down its…
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Hazardous air quality hits Imperial Valley due to nearby fire
The fire, known as the Border 6 Fire near Campo and Tecate, has burned over 200 acres on the Mexico side. Smoke from the blaze has drifted north into…
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