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New orca calf spotted with K podA new orca calf was spotted in Puget Sound on Tuesday afternoon, which is the first calf born into the K pod in over three years, according to the Orca Conservancy.Observers were viewing the Southern
Many furnaces in eastern Iowa are working nonstop to fight the frigid cold encompassing the area.That can cost some serious cash and many families may be struggling to keep up with the heating bills
After decades of intense focus on genetics, the biomedical research community is undergoing a major shift, focusing on a new framework called "exposomics." Similar to the way scientists work to map
Daily Voice Charles County, MD
Virginia Beach gets visit from 700-pound great white ‘Bella’ on her winter journey south A massive 700-pound white shark cruising south for the winter has surfaced off the Virginia coastline, trackers say."Bella," a 10-foot-2 white shark weighing in at
Yardbarker
The 20 darkest Christmas moviesChristmas is a time of happiness and enthusiasm for many. Hey, there are presents to be opened, parties to be had, eggs to be nogged. However, in all that brightness, some see darkness. These are
KRON San Francisco
Goose bound in fishing line rescued by Benicia firefighters (KRON) — Firefighters in Benicia stepped into action Thursday morning after a goose became snaggled in fishing line and could no longer fly. The Benicia Fire Department crew was dispatched to
DualShockers
10 best snow levels in video gamesIt's that time of year again and, with December upon us, snow has begun to fall in most parts of the world, coating areas in frost and ice as the holiday season begins.Many people use this
PNJ.com Pensacola
Food Not Bombs refuses permit to continue food giveaway in MLK Plaza The feud between Food Not Bombs and the city of Pensacola does not appear to be over after all. Food Not Bombs refuses to accept MLK park permit In a statement
Male solo artists dominate, though three female solo artists and two groups have also achieved the feat.
Animals have a way of surprising us in ways we didn't expect. Even vocal birds, who are capable of saying all kinds of things, might pull something out of nowhere that stops you in your tracks.This
Daily Voice Dutchess County, NY
GoFundMe Soars For Injured Siena Coach Liam Gleason A massive wave of support is pouring in for Long Island native and Siena men’s lacrosse head coach Liam Gleason after he suffered a serious head injury in an
Which NCAA football coaches are making the most money in 2025?
Daily Voice Harford County, MD
Researchers identify sleep trend that may affect how long people live Many Americans underestimate how much sleep influences long-term health, but new research suggests the consequences may be far more serious than previously
Daily Voice St. Mary's County, MD
Workers rescued after window-washing basket malfunctions on Virginia high-rise: Officials Two window washers stranded high above Tysons were pulled to safety Thursday morning after their basket malfunctioned on the side of a Northern Virginia high-rise,
Frank Gehry, who died Friday at 96, challenged the notion that buildings needed to behave themselves — creating artful, strange, kinetic combinations of structure, material, form and light, and
KHOU-TV Houston
Childhood vaccine schedule could see major changesThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Immunization Advisory Committee meets this week to consider revisions to long-standing practices.
Daily Voice Cecil County, MD
Virginia Yorkie nearly dies after eating 'death cap' mushroom on first morning in new home A Virginia family is warning neighbors after their 15-month-old Yorkie nearly died from toxic mushroom poisoning less than 24 hours after they moved into a new
Daily Voice Ocean County, NJ
GoFundMe Aids Riverhead Firefighter Battling Brain Tumors A Long Island firefighter who recently lost his wife to cancer is now facing his own battle with brain tumors, sparking a wave of support from colleagues, friends,
San Francisco Chronicle
This part of California just had its rainiest November in 115 years The driest place on Earth just had its wettest November on record. Furnace Creek in Death Valley picked up just over 1 ¾ inches of rain last month, the most on record in the station's 115-year
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