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Snow, booze, and driving DONt mix. And, throw in a juvenile driver without a license. Say what? On Thursday night, Kennewick Police were called out to West 7th Place and Kennewick Avenue to a hit and run collision report. When officers arrived, they saw a heavily damaged vehicle left in the roadway after colliding with two other vehicles. Credit: Kennewick Police Department Facebook A short time later, a juvenile called the police to report his fathers vehicle had been stolen earlier. The descr...

COVID-19 will impact how we celebrate Ash Wednesday and Lent as a whole, but we can still recognize this season.

I don’t know about you, but I am really looking forward to this summer and hope some of these restrictions are lifted.

Its been an extremely lonely time for a lot of people and with Valentines Day coming up, that feeling of isolation might hit a bit different. Some people are lucky enough to have been "quarantined" or spending extra time with the person they would consider to be their valentine; however there are just as many who have been alone since the pandemic started. One group, in particular, being those older adults who may or may not be in some sort of care home. With older folks being among the most hi...

Demand appears to be greater than supply when it comes to Small Business Relief Grant money in St. Louis County.

Sometimes its the smallest things in life that make the biggest impact. Two Syracuse boys used a snow day to honor their mail lady on National Thank a Mail Carrier Day. Tuesday, February 4th was National Thank a Mail Carrier Day. It was also a day off from school for most kids in central New York thanks to winter storm Orlena. Syracuse-Minoa School Superintendent Dr. Donna DeSiato encouraged her students to use the snow day to perform a random act of kindness. Enter your number to get our free ...

My Experience Getting the COVID-19 Vaccine in Missoula I got the vaccine on Super Bowl Sunday and I am so grateful that my mom did, too. Thought Id share the experience with you so you know what to expect when its your turn. When the Health Department released the appointments last week, I knew that all 800 spots would be taken faster than tickets for Paul McCartney at Washington Grizzly Stadium. Finally, my online concert ticket buying skills would be put to use after a year long break. They s...

It’s the little things that make us smile.  It’s the simple things that you miss. Sure, I had a good time taking my kids to Disney World when they were little, but you know what they remember?  The time we built a snowman. According to WMUR.com, Megan Sbat got the inspiration to make a snowman in front of the Presidential Oaks in Concord, NH facility from Facebook. She and her kids wanted to build a snowman for the residents there so she thought it might be a great way to perform an act o...

Cybersecurity Industry Leaders Join Forces at Trust 2021 to Fight Back Against Cybercriminals - Worlds foremost cybersecurity executives will gather to address the rapidly shifting threat landscape that intensified during the pandemic and continues to evolve - More than 5,000 CISOs, information security influencers, and decision-makers will exchange knowledge on threat intelligence, data science, and automated response capabilities to build a more resilient ecosystem - Global 2000 companies wil...

1/3 cup pistachios, toasted and roughly chopped, for serving Grated lemon zest, for serving Directions Preheat the oven to 450°F. Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Gently submerge the romanesco halves in the water (you want them to keep their shape), cover, and boil for 5 min. Carefully transfer the romanesco to a plate or a baking sheet lined with paper towels, and let it air-dry until the steam has dissipated, about 20 min. Don’t skimp on this step; still-steamy and...