Kansas State

South Carolina State

Charleston, SC

Newsweek

Passengers shared videos of their ordeal on the Carnival Sunshine as it encountered severe weather on the journey back to Charleston from The Bahamas.

Cruise Ship 'Destroyed' After Being Hit by Hurricane-Force Winds

Texas State

Nash, TX

People

Cesar Olalde, 18, is charged with capital murder of multiple people in connection with the shooting deaths of his parents, sister and brother

Texas Teen Allegedly Killed Parents and 2 Siblings, Then Said He Did it Because They Were 'Cannibals'

Nebraska State

Lincoln, NE

Hays Post

LINCOLN, NE - The University of Nebraska-Lincoln conferred a record 3,753 degrees during commencement exercises May 19 and 20. The Bob Devaney Sports Center hosted a ceremony for students earning graduate and professional degrees May 19; Memorial Stadium hosted a ceremony for undergraduates May 20; and the Lied Center for Performing Arts hosted a ceremony for law graduates May 20.

Two local grads receive degrees from UN-L

Hill City, KS

Wakeeney, KS

GOVE COUNTY - Northwest Kansas Technical College in Goodland started its welding outreach program in 2019 with Brad Wagoner, instructor, from Quinter. The program serves students from seven different area high schools - Wheatland, Golden Plains, Hill City, Hoxie, Oakley, Quinter, and Trego. While working half-days for two years, students...

WaKeeney high school students graduate from NWKTC welding program

Indianapolis, IN

The Spun

Fans weren't exactly head over heels for Sunday's rendition of the national anthem at this year's Indy 500. Four-time Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Jewel was enlisted to kickoff the 107th running of the "Greatest Spectacle in Racing." But yeah... "This is interesting," a user said. "This was ...

Race Fans Were Not Happy With The National Anthem At The Indianapolis 500

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Chicago, IL

Natalie Frank, Ph.D.

Governor Abbott's response to Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot's plea that he stop sending migrants to Chicago was to blame the Biden Administration for their open border policy.

Texas Governor Responds to Chicago Mayors Plea to Stop Sending Migrants by Telling Her to Go Complain to the White House

California State

Berkeley, CA

The Berkeley Scanner

A strange mix of crime and courtroom drama was brewed in a Berkeley trial Sunday when three women long known as witches were convicted of violating state law banning the improper use of dead bodies.

Three 'witches' convicted in unusual Berkeley trial

Colorado State

Denver, CO

Yanasa TV

Slightly southeast of Denver on the Colorado Front Range, the West Bijou Creek meanders through a 7600 acres located on the K-T Boundary. According to the National Park Service the site "contains some of the most scientifically important evidence associated with the Cretaceous-Paleogene (K-Pg) boundary [formerly known as the Cretaceous-Tertiary (K-T) boundary]. The K-Pg boundary at the West Bijou Site is unique due to its palynological extinction level, fern-spore spike, iridium anomaly and shocked quartz, Cretaceous and Paleogene (Tertiary) vertebrate fossils, magnetostratigraphy, and radiometric dating. Bisecting the site, West Bijou Creek, maintains a natural hydrologic pattern, flowing through a mosaic of upland and riparian shortgrass prairie plant communities, supporting a diversity of common and rare plant and wildlife species. West Bijou Site provides an excellent example of a valuable geologic resource located within a natural shortgrass prairie ecosystem."

Prehistoric mammals caught on film roaming ancient ground of the Colorado Front Range.  

Arizona State

Tucson, AZ

Arizona Weatherman

According to the Climate Prediction Center, the ENSO pattern is going from neutral to El Nino “with a greater than 90% chance of El Niño persisting into the Northern Hemisphere winter.” This will set up conditions over the next three months to be higher temperatures than normal according to the CPC for Arizona. See the above image for that prediction. The Arizona Weatherman concurs with this forecast of higher temperatures through the summertime especially as this stronger El Nino sets up this summer. This is statistically the likelihood for Arizona temperatures this summer.

El Nino setting up and hot temperatures on tap for Southern Arizona this week

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BOWERS: Senate Scene Week 4, Feb. 6, 2023

Last week, the Senate standing committees continued to hold hearings and bring forward legislation. Over 440 bills have been introduced in both Chambers. Senate Ways and...

BOWERS: Senate Scene Week 4, Feb. 6, 2023

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