More than 800 teenagers from 100 Colorado schools gathered at Cherry Creek High School on Saturday for the 30th Colorado Youth Diversity Conference.
Powerful wind and hail the size of golf balls brought destruction to the US state on Friday night.
How (and when) Mint's business could be accretive to T-Mobile. Why the ripple effect from Silicon Valley Bank's situation will hit potential IPOs and what it means for investors. Motley Fool analysts Kirsten Guerra and Jason Moser face off to make the case on why their chosen stock is a better buy right now.
"It was advertised as a funny holiday family movie, but instead, it was extremely sad and depressing. We took my grandpa to see it during the holidays as a way to cheer him up after my grandma died from cancer. We were horrified while watching it that it wasn't a comedy, but about the mom DYING FROM CANCER."
"We never fight in the car or talk about loaded subjects in the car."
There are a number of reasons why a grand jury hearing for a specific case could be delayed, canceled or rescheduled. Here’s what they do, and why interest in their daily movements is sky high
The release of Paul Rusesabagina from a Rwandan prison late on Friday was the result of months of negotiations between Washington and Kigali, with both eager to draw a line under what they described as an "irritant" to their relationship. Two U.S. officials - one from President Joe Biden's administration and a Congressional aide - said no concrete concessions were made to secure the release of Rusesabagina, a U.S. permanent resident made famous by the 2004 film 'Hotel Rwanda,' about his role saving Tutsis during the 1994 genocide. He was detained in 2019 and subsequently convicted on eight terrorism charges stemming from his leadership role in the Rwanda Movement for Democratic Change (MRCD), whose armed wing, the National Liberation Front (FLN), has attacked Rwanda.
Jordan Poole took over in the fourth quarter and sparked a come-from-behind win over the 76ers.
More than 5,000 former criminals have been pardoned after finishing their contracts to fight in Russia's Wagner mercenary group against Ukraine, the founder of Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin, said on Saturday. Wagner Group, originally staffed by battle-hardened veterans of the Russian armed forces, took on a much more prominent role in the Ukraine war after the Russian army suffered a series of humiliating defeats last year. Prigozhin emerged from the shadows and recruited thousands of men from prisons, offering them the chance of freedom in return for serving in some of the most dangerous battles in Ukraine.
Wall Street analysts often have some pretty outrageous predictions about where the prices of growth stocks are going, and 2023 is no exception. Unfortunately, the picture is very much the same as it is with Green Thumb Industries, with an excess amount of marijuana on the market driving prices down, and the bear market scaring investors away from (perhaps only temporarily) unprofitable, low-growth businesses.
Mar. 25—Berlin has a milestone to mark this year, and it's doing it in a big way: On Saturday, May 13, Cullman's nearest neighbor to the east will celebrate its fifth anniversary as part of opening day for the 2023 Berlin Farmers Market. Berlin first incorporated in 2018, and in five years has overseen the paving or improvement of nearly every municipal road and street that falls within its ...
A new report released by The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Thursday shows autism is on the rise and rates are increasing quickly for minorities. The new findings show in 2020, 1 out of every 36 children in the U.S. was diagnosed with autism. That’s up from 1 in 44 children in 2018 and 1 in 150 children in 2000. The numbers may sound concerning, but one doctor tells FOX 5's Jacqueline Matter more diagnoses may stem from better awareness and screening.
City are currently third in the table, two places and two points behind the Blues, who sit at the top of the summit.
Mar. 25—The past year has been one of tragedy and transition for municipal leaders at Dodge City, where three mayors held the town's top office in a span of less than 12 months, after two mayors passed away in short succession. Longtime town council member Jason Burney was appointed to the mayor's seat in December, capping a year that began on a sad note when former Mayor Tawana Canada died in ...
Mar. 25—Hanceville's always got a lot going on, but all anyone wants to talk about right right now is 8th grader Stephen Briscoe. The Hanceville Middle School student just aced the Alabama Spelling Bee to advance to national competition, representing his school and his city among the best of the best when the Scripps National Spelling Bee takes place at the end of May in Washington, D.C. "It's ...
Mar. 25—After watching community spirit wither on the vine for years at Cullman County's smallest municipality, local leaders at Colony decided in 2021 that it was finally time to do something about it. Their efforts paid off, because the homecoming event they created returned even stronger for 2022. Putting out the call across social media to reach anyone with present and past ties to the ...
Mar. 25—Cullman has become a perennial name on national lists that rate America's most business-friendly small cities, and for 2022, things didn't change: In newly released rankings made available this month, industry advocate Site Selection Magazine rated Cullman third (tied with Sidney, Ohio) on its annual list of the top micropolitan cities in the United States. That recognition marks ...
Mar. 25—Some things change while others stay happily the same at Baileyton. A local tiff between town leaders and senior citizens recently brought out the TV cameras and an accompanying rush of outside attention, but there's a lot of other attention-worthy activity happening all year-round in the little municipality nestled in Cullman County's northeast corner along Alabama Highway 69. Like ...
Mar. 25—Higher tax revenues, a tight job market, and new industry and retail: Amid so much wider economic uncertainty nationwide, the city of Cullman enjoyed a 2022 that typified its past resilience through previous turbulent times. City leadership experienced changes last year, with the passing of longtime Cullman City Council member Andy Page and the retirement of even longer-serving city ...
Bill aims to ban chemicals that appear in the candy, perhaps setting an example nationwide
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