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As the driest summer in Seattle’s record books ended, trees across the city were sounding silent alarms. It was the latest in a string of Seattle summers in the last decade, including a record-breaking heat dome in 2021, to feature drier conditions and hotter temperatures that have left many trees with premature brown leaves and…

Worsening climate change is stressing city trees’ carbon-absorbing capabilities. Arborists in Seattle, Washington, are seeing signs of stress such as browning leaves and bald branches.

Photographers have been complaining about Instagram's recent changes to compete with TikTok - declaring that the app "hates" them.

Guanajuato, Mexico, May 3 (EFE).- Thousands of students at the University of Guanajuato marched in this central Mexican city Tuesday to demand justice for classmate Angel Yael Ignacio Rangel, who died last week when a member of a National Guard fired on the vehicle in which was riding. “Angel did not die, the Guard killed …

A drunk driver drove herself and another passenger into the pond next to the Education and Engineering buildings, Friday night. Both the driver and passenger were okay, escaping through the windows of the car with some assistance from State Trooper Aaron Ramirez.  The driver ran the stop sign coming off of Akins Boulevard and plunged...

Patrick Aaron Ramirez, 30, was arrested by BSPD narcotic officers in the 1600 block of Stadium Avenue.

It Took a Village… Two years ago these boys had tears of sadness after making it to the semi-final of the NorCal State Cup and losing on a cold rainy day. This past Sunday, those tears were now tears of joy, as they were crowned as the U13 NorCal Gold State Cup Champions.

It Took a Village… Two years ago these boys had tears of sadness after making it to the semi-final of the NorCal State Cup and losing on a cold rainy day. This past Sunday, those tears were now tears of joy, as they were crowned as the U13 NorCal Gold State Cup Champions.

share this A former John F. Kennedy High School student was sentenced on Monday to five years of probation for threatening to “shoot up” the school and for sexually assaulting a former classmate who he also posed as when making the threatening calls to Kennedy High. Jason Salinas, 21, pleaded guilty last month to one count of threatening mass violence for using an internet application to place calls to the school, posing as a woman he sexually assaulted, according to court records. The sam...

The photography and film of a Japanese immigrant who spent decades capturing everyday life in Pueblo is on display through an online exhibit presented by the Pueblo City-County Library District. “Natural Framing: The Life and Work of Frank D. Muramoto” showcases the vast body of work captured on film by Frank “Duke” Denichi Muramoto, a native of Japan who lived in Pueblo from 1912 until his death in 1958. Muramotos high-quality collection showcases Pueblo’s history and diversity. “H...