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April 2, 2022
Callous Daoboys, Lamb of God, Devil Master and more
March 18, 2022
The Emerald Isle has had its fair share of triathlon talent, while celebrating St. Patrick’s Day this week, we look back at who won what and when.
April 26, 2021
11-year-old De Pere boy tries to break national pogo stick jumping record Valerie Juarez and last updated 2021-04-25 23:40:00-04 DE PERE (NBC 26) â A story of determination and perseverance for one De Pere 11-year-old boy as he attempts to break a national record for pogo stick jumping. Dane Steward is hoping to break the record for most consecutive pogo stick jumps. âAnd a first I could do like two and then I wanted to try even more. And then what made me want to do it is I wanted t...
December 16, 2020
15 Great Screamo & Post-Hardcore Releases of 2020 After its 90s/early 00s heyday, screamo became an overly misused word within mainstream music, and most of the genres best bands headed even deeper underground, maybe referring to themselves as skramz or emoviolence, but continuing to make great music no matter what anyone called it. The genre never went away, and its influence has continued to pop up within popular emo, post-hardcore, and metal bands, but lately its felt like theres a real scre...
December 14, 2020
45 Best Punk Albums of 2020 I think it goes without saying how insane of a year 2020 was, but there were things to be grateful for too, and one of those things is the incredible amount of great punk records that came out this year. Aside from the fact that so many of these albums had messages that resonated strongly this year, it was inspiring to see how the punk community came together during some of the toughest times, even in a year where we couldnt get together physically. Throughout the wh...
January 10, 2020
It will make its way into the panhandle of florida but that threat exists all the way up into the tennessee valley. as it pushes east, this is pushing warm air places where warm air shouldnt go. could be almost 60 degrees. could be a record setter in manchester, new hampshire, on saturday at 67. charleston could be 77 degrees. on the backside of this we are talking some snow, not huge numbers but portions of, say, wisconsin, into michigan, could be seeing a foot of snow. so a pretty eventful 48 ...
September 22, 2019
Fearing catastrophic loss of life if no action is taken. >> scientific community was very clear, we are facing an existential emergency, and our world leaders have the obligation to make radical change, but change rarely takes place from the top down. >> its happening the day after an estimated 4 million people took to the streets in thousands of cities and towns around the world striking for climate action. those protests are believed to be a record setter for having so many youth protesting at...
September 21, 2019
Africa whose future remain uncertain due to the climate crisis. we had previously never experienced -- [inaudible]. >> its happening the day after an estimated 4 million people took to the streets in thousands of cities and towns around the world, striking for climate action. those protests are believed to be a record setter for having so many youth protesting at once. in new york, an estimated 60,000 people marched through lower manhattan, students excused from school with parents permission. t...
September 21, 2019
After mass climate change protests occurred throughout the world. the summit today giving the young people a chance to present their solutions and engage with discussion makers and start here in new york once again on monday, jacqui heinrich in news room with more on what is going on at the un. >> hey, eric, more than 7,000 people ranging from 18 to 29 years ole applied to attend the summit and chance to showcase solutions for climate change and also push for funding for projects that curve glob...
September 21, 2019
>> scientific community was very clear, we are facing an existential emergency, and our world leaders have the obligation to make radical change, but change rarely takes place from the top down. >> its happening the day after an estimated 4 million people took to the streets in thousands of cities and towns around the world striking for climate action. those protests are believed to be a record setter for having so many youth protesting at once. in new york, an estimated 6 0,000 people -- 60,000...