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To the economy. Also it could be even more contagious. The new study raising a red flag about a new strain of the virus. Good evening and thanks for being with us. Im raj mathai. And im jessica aguirre. Despite warnings to stay home, Police Officers are managing Cinco De Mayo crowds and traffic, and san jose is a trouble spot. Heres nbc bay areas jean elle. Reporter mexican pride on display in san jose tonight. Cruising with flags flying and music playing in east san jose. Downtown the line of c...

Museums president , kevin gover. This is about 30 minutes. We begin today with kind of an amazing thing, which is the reflections of two people who have been absolutely central to setting the mission of the museum. The first is a reflection by request rick west of the Autry National Center of the american west. He was, of course, the founder founding director of this museum. You have his biography in your packet, im not going to actually read that. I think it is worth thinking about the ways in ...

Jeffrey Palmer gives us a glimpse of the Indigenous literary giant in ‘Words from a Bear.’

An ode to the workhorse of the kitchen: How to properly cut, cook and cherish this layered treasure. Boulder Weekly

An at-home feedback device for people with ADHD, created by an ASU student startup, was the top winner at this spring's Demo Day pitch competition. A total of $332,500 was awarded in seven funding tracks this semester — the most ever.

Potawatomi Library in Crandon continues to feature several books on Native American life that have been banned elsewhere.

Columnist Craig Nagel muses about an author's idea that we all use stories to make sense of our lives

Arizona State University recently featured an exhibit on Jean Chaudhuri titled "What's Life all About." It featured documents from her career in Indigenous advocacy.

Modern metaphysics, based on the idea of the infinite, including infinite growth, has also broken down. Perhaps we need to look for the infinite in different places.

University of New Mexico Professor Hugh Witemeyer died after a short illness on. Born June 10, 1939, Witemeyer died on May 1, 2022, a little over a month short of his 83rd birthday. He is survived his wife of 35 years, Barbara Ellen Watkins...