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1 of 30 A home destroyed in the 2020 North Complex Fire sits above Lake Oroville on Sunday, May 23, 2021, in Oroville, Calif. At the time of this photo, the reservoir was at 39 percent of capacity and 46 percent of its historical average. California officials say the drought gripping the U.S. West is so severe it could cause one of the state's most important reservoirs to reach historic lows by late August, closing most boat ramps and shutting down a hydroelectric power plant during the peak demand of the hottest part of the summer. Noah Berger Empty boat docks sit on ...

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San Antonio journalist heading to SAPD April 30, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail KENS 5 investigative reporter Mariah Medina will join the San Antonio Police Department's public information office. Jason Carmony Editor's note: This is part of a weekly column focusing on local TV personalities, producers and everyone that makes TV news happen in San Antonio. Want to learn more about a specific personality? Send us a note!  The revolving door continues to swing in San Antonio TV news.  After nearly two years, KENS 5 investigative reporter Mariah Medina will be signing off from the CBS affiliate on...

GILA BEND — Before committing to the motion, Zion White cautiously checks where he plans to place his hand, trying to avoid the Native American petroglyphs he’s there to document. “When I see these petroglyphs, I think about how someone spent the time to peck out that image, put it on this rock and tell our history,” said White, a member of the Fort Yuma Quechan Tribe. “Now, I’m here doing the exact same thing to preserve our history.” With his hand carefully positioned, White steadies himself and silently shimmies down the side of a boulder. “Try not to wake the bees,” he...

Wyoming To Recognize DAOs As Limited Liability Companies This July Source: Adobe/Marcin Wyoming is set to recognize decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) as a new type of limited liability companies starting July 1, potentially paving the way for accelerated adoption of its stance in other states across the US. The state’s bill will allow extending both state and federal recognition to DAOs, similarly to those enjoyed by other businesses. The latest development was welcomed by Caitlin Long, CEO and Founder of forthcoming digital asset-focused bank Avanti, who praised Wyomingâ€...