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For commuters. So far, so good for today, but trains are moving moving slower due to the heat. Still on standby for possible possible rolling blackouts. A lk at the power situation right now. Thousands of outages, including outages in san jose and morgan hill. Thankfully, far thankfully, far fewer than yesterday. Meteorologist paul heggen is tracking this for us. It was hot once again today but not quite recordsetting. Ts well short of records in San Francisco and oakland and even further inland...

LAKE MILLS — Social and emotional learning (SEL) goals at Lake Mills Area School District were presented at a school board meeting on March 18, detailing the ways in which

LAKE MILLS — Social and emotional learning (SEL) goals at Lake Mills Area School District were presented at a school board meeting on March 18, detailing the ways in which

Relatives of Renee Mitchell, the school teacher who fell to her death from San Fernando Hill on Saturday night, has debunked a theory that her death was anything but accidental.

The New York Times columnist believes it's not naïve to trust in others. In his new book, "How to Know a Person," he aims to help people divided by partisanship and social media better see and understand one another.

The North Texas school district opens a new elementary school this year in honor of two longtime teachers.

WARREN — Ralph E. DellaPenna, 53, of Warren, passed away Wednesday, May 3, 2023. Ralph, fondly known as Ralphy, was born June 16, 1969, the son of Charles C.

The Albina Arts center was once a significant cultural hub for Black communities in North and Northeast Portland. But the building had fallen into disrepair and various plans have been proposed to reinvent and revitalize it. Darrell Grant, a musician and professor of Jazz Studies at Portland State University, began holding cultural events at the space last year, and partnered with writer and artist Renee Mitchell to create the Soul Restoration Center this year.

Makayla Renee Mitchell, 24, was sentenced to probation for delivering illegal articles to an inmate.