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The ocean was expected to draw back dramatically on Sunday night amid wild and unpredictable weather which swept over the Eastern Cape on the weekend. A huge swell of 8.3m containing massive amounts of wave energy is expected to peak on Thursday. A cut-off low-pressure cell south of Cape Town was the cause of the rain and wind, but the warning of a “negative” sea surge was a new addition to the disaster warnings.

Fantastic creatures were uncovered 1,640 feet beneath the surface of the Pacific Ocean in a pristine area thats earmarked as a site for deep-sea mining of critical and rare metals.

Plastic bottles, tires, paper, and all sorts of trash just piled up along the sides of roads, highways, and especially the interstates.

To help members fall in love with their physical scriptures all over again, one Utah company is making bright, colorful scriptures for those who want to create a treasured keepsake.

Our neighbour in Chintsa East, Bjarne Backlund, is going nuts trying to cope with the fruit “raining” down from his macadamia tree.

Little Cottonwood Canyon has closed due to weather, officials said Saturday afternoon. I-80 has opened, but had been closed earlier in the day because of multiple stalled cars and crashes resulting from the winter-weather onslaught.

The April 2024 World Report highlights the important work the Church of Jesus Christ is doing in Liberia with the World Food Programme. A spotlight also shines on the good that continues to be done through Light the World Giving Machines \u2014 including the sharing of messages of the light of Jesus Christ in Times Square.

Van Wert, Ohio breaking news and local information from the Van Wert Independent.

Chippa United executive director Lukhanyo Mzinzi has warned football supporters to avoid the BCM Stadium if they do not have a ticket for the Kaizer Chiefs match on Saturday. The message comes as the Chilli Boys prepare for their much-anticipated DStv Premiership clash against Kaizer Chiefs in East London at 3pm.

During a flag-raising event held Tuesday at Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center to celebrate Organ Donation Awareness Month, Robert Parkinson shared his experience receiving a liver donation from his neighbor, Jeremy Rose.