Columbus, OH

Kansas State

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Oklahoma State

Meteorologist Joe Cioffi

It is going to be another crazy and gut wrenching day of severe weather risk. Once again we see the area with the highest risk in Kansas and Oklahoma where the Storm Prediction Center has indicated a "moderate" risk for severe weather. This includes elevated tornado risk to 15 percent and the risk for EF-2 to EF5 tornadoes.

Severe thunderstorms, softball size hail, EF2-EF5 tornado risk for the Southern & Central Plains

Cooking With Maryann

It's been years since I went to a Red Lobster, but I never could get enough of those delicious cheddar biscuits. They were something I looked forward to every time I went to the restaurant. Now that multiple locations are closing, I want to show you how easy these are to make at home! Here's what you'll need:

Red Lobster Cheddar Biscuits- Copycat

New Jersey State

Trenton, NJ

Morristown Minute

MORRIS COUNTY, N.J. - Joshua Cobb, a 23-year-old resident of Trenton, New Jersey, was arrested Friday night for transmitting threats via the internet to kill white people, according to U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger. Cobb has been charged with one count of transmitting a threat in interstate and foreign commerce and is set to appear this afternoon before U.S. Magistrate Judge Rukhsanah Singh in Trenton federal court.

NJ Man Arrested for Threatening to Kill White People, Planned Attacks

Total Apex Sports & Entertainment

Have you ever wondered what makes each of us tick? Astrology can help us understand our unique traits and characteristics, and how they influence how we perceive ourselves and the world around us. It's fascinating to see how the interplay between cosmic forces and our disposition leads to such diverse self-perceptions among the twelve zodiac signs.

3 Zodiac Signs Who Love Themselves Too Much

Kansas City, MO

Cats of Kansas City

With all the crazy news we hear these days, it is understandable that people might feel helpless to make a difference. It's true that you might not be able to cure the ills of the world, but you can, quite easily in fact, make a huge, positive difference in the life of a cat. Best of all--you reap the rewards too.

These cats are looking for a place to call home (and two senior kitties' success stories)

Golden Gate Media

The visitor responsible for toppling a 113-year-old historic salt tram tower on April 19, 2024, has come forward and taken full responsibility for the incident. According to a statement from Death Valley National Park officials, the individual contacted the park’s tip line, admitting to the act and explaining that it occurred during a desperate attempt to free themselves from being stuck in the mud.

Park visitor who destroyed 113-year-old structure comes forward, says he was desperate to free truck

M Henderson

Energy costs have most of us by the collar these days. With Summer months just around the corner, it is time to do some planning and make a few adjustments to help keep the costs of running the air conditioner down.

How to Keep Electricity Costs Down When the Heat Rises

Harvard, MA

The Harvard Crimson 

By Tilly R. Robinson and Neil H. Shah, Crimson Staff Writers. Harvard Sociology assistant professor Christina J. Cross was accused of plagiarism in an anonymous complaint to Harvard’s Office of Research Integrity, conservative activist Christopher F. Rufo reported in the City Journal — the fourth Black woman at Harvard who studies race or social justice to be accused of plagiarism.

Fourth Black Female Harvard Scholar Accused of Plagiarism Amid Assault on DEI Initiatives

Declutterbuzz

The Messy Person's Ultimate Decluttering Guide is for people who consider themselves messy. This guide is for you if you have been a lifelong messy person or for people with messy homes. Only you can decide if you fall into this category. It is not a crime to be messy. If you like messy, stay messy, have fun, and share the laughter! No judgment here.

The Messy Person's Ultimate Decluttering Guide

Norton Shores, MI

Dawn Chappel

Paul Ferguson played a significant and tragic role in the death of his younger brother, Timothy Ferguson. Timothy, who was 15 years old and had autism and other challenges with speech and movement, passed away in July 2022 at their home in Norton Shores, Michigan. Timothy's death, caused by malnourishment and hypothermia, shocked the community. He weighed only 69 pounds at the time of his death. Timothy's condition was a direct result of the abuse and neglect he suffered under the care of his mother, Shanda Vander Ark, and brother, Paul Ferguson..

Tragic Abuse: Paul Ferguson's Role in His Brother's Death

Denver, CO

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David Heitz

Is life in the city contributing to psychosis in Denver?. A study published this week in JAMA Psychiatry showed urban settings contributed to more acute cases of psychosis than rural areas. “We found that compared with rural neighborhoods, neighborhoods characterized by urbanicity and environmental exposure (i.e., air and noise pollution) were unilaterally associated with more severe psychotic symptoms, but that more severe depression and anxiety symptoms were specific to individuals residing in urban neighborhoods that also had high area deprivation (i.e., poor housing conditions, health outcomes, and socioeconomic disadvantage),” according to the study. “These findings remained significant after controlling for individual-level characteristics such as age, gender, race, ethnicity, education level, and household income.”

Opinion: City life in Denver causes psychosis

Michigan State

The darkness in the world is becoming increasingly evident with each day passing. It's a reality we're confronted with through the constant stream of news reports detailing shocking incidents that challenge our beliefs. From heartbreaking stories of unspeakable acts committed by parents against their own children to revelations of government officials engaging in misconduct, the grim side of society is laid bare for all to see.

Unimaginable Cruelty: The Disturbing Abuse of Timothy Ferguson

Los Angeles, CA

The HD Post

CALIFORNIA – A new study, published May 20, found that fluoride exposure can cause harm to a fetus if consumed during pregnancy – a critical period for brain development. According to the study, nearly three-quarters of the United States population receives drinking water that contains fluoride, a practice that began in 1945 that is said to help prevent tooth decay.

USC researchers find link between neurobehavioral issues in kids and fluoridated drinking water

Explore Beaufort SC

A large part of the natural beauty of the South is the silver garland that hangs from our live oak trees. Spanish moss-draped oaks are the consummate image of the South Carolina Lowcountry, and the rest of the Southeast coastal areas, and are present just about everywhere you turn.

Six things you probably didn't know about Spanish Moss

Marietta, GA

DeanLand

Canadian-born Private Dennis B. Buckley died a Union hero in the Battle of Peach Tree Creek near Atlanta on July 20, 1864. For his actions, he was awarded the US Medal of Honor, today the nation's highest military honor. Then he and his bravery were buried and lost for 142 years at Marietta National Cemetery. And all because of a clerical error.

Unearthing a Hero: Medal of Honor Recipient Hidden for 142 Years at Marietta National Cemetery

Alameda, CA

Alameda Post

Ten-year-old George arrived at FAAS in February, terribly scared and with his coat in horrendous condition. The neglect he’d been through broke our staff’s hearts. Luckily he was almost immediately swept up by a very kind regular FAAS foster, Jamie Minas, and has been getting back on his feet ever since. (Those feet are very little, as you can see from the photo of his visit to the Thrifty Kitty, where he got his paws measured on the foot-sizing device.)

Gorgeous George is Looking for a Soft Lap for His Golden Years

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The Canes will face the New York Islanders in the first round of the NHL playoffs — the Canes are 2-1-1 against the Isles this season. We broke down the Canes’ odds, key players, and more all at the li...

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Let’s cause some chaos. 🏒
The Canes will face the New York Islanders in the first round of the NHL playoffs — the Canes are 2-1-1 against the Isles this season. We broke down the Canes’ odds, key players, and more all at the li... - NewsBreak

Let’s cause some chaos. 🏒 The Canes will face the New York Islanders in the first round of the NHL playoffs — the Canes are 2-1-1 against the Isles this season. We broke down the Canes’ odds, key players, and more all at the li...

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