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editors from print and broadcasting organisations, including the bbc�*s chris mason, who had the first question at a press conference given by rishi sunak. weve got time to take some questions from the media. could i start with the bbc, please? thank you, prime minister chris. bbc news. will you ask the independent adviser on ministers interest to look into the countrys conduct? to help her deal with being caught speeding. and do you have full confidence in suella braverman? did you ...

Severe storms, but still has the slight risk for our southern and eastern counties. Highs reach the mid 50s by 2 p. M. And then temperatures fall quickly this afternoon. Well eventually see a rain to snow transition overnight. A few isolated snow showers will come down as we head into wednesday morning with little to no accumulation. This means no worries on the roads for the wednesday morning rush. Thursday will bring yet another chance of light snow but it will change over quickly to rain here...

2020. Beginning with ryan nobles in washington. So far from the white house there has been no comment. Thats correct. The white house doesnt seem interested in providing its side of the story. Cnn has confirmed after the election last fall kushner explored this idea of setting up a secret line of communication with russia to discuss military operations in syria and other matters. Even though its unclear why a channel like that should be necessary. Kushner discussed this in a meeting with the rus...

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Its a mission for many to dodge the flu, RSV, and COVID-19, but all three viruses typically see a surge after the holidays.

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Its a mission for many to dodge the flu, RSV, and COVID-19, but all three viruses typically see a surge after the holidays.

Plus, vehicle license fees in the Valley; and a Shigella outbreak hits the homeless community.

Noble Orchards and Heinke's Farm still going strong as last remaining apple producers in Paradise area, which honors the tradition this weekend with Johnny Appleseed Days.

 

Weather is big news in Alaska. In a place where many people’s lives and livelihoods are directly tied to the environment, knowing what’s in the forecast is often a question of survival. Very soon though, the state’s most reliable source of meteorology media is set to disappear.

After 47 years, the National Weather Service's daily TV broadcast to Alaskans will end. Unreliable internet means many will go without critical information.