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The financial impact of COVID-19 has been devastating for public water operators around the world. Millions of households and businesses have not been able to pay their water bills due to lost income, while operating expenses have risen sharply. Data collected in June 2020 found that revenues had fallen by up to 40 per cent for some water operators. In the United States alone the financial impact on water utilities is expected to exceed $27 billion as a result of COVID-19. This temporary financial crisis is made worse by long-term budget deficits, with at least $150 billion a year required t...

Heavy fire reported at 100-year-old Holy Name Catholic Church Julian Gill, Staff writer © Courtesy Of Daniel Chavez Firefighters battled a large blaze for several hours Tuesday at the 100-year-old Holy Name Catholic Church, according to Houston fire officials. No injuries were reported. The fire was extinguished around 6 p.m., according to Assistant Fire Chief Michael Mire. Firefighters initially responded around 2 p.m. to a "heavy fire" at the church at 1920 Marion, Mire said. He said a damage estimate was not yet available. It's unclear if the fire was related to the icy c...

While things seem optimistic for Top Golf, other Albuquerque entertainment-type businesses still have no clue when they might be able to open.

hello and welcome to update news... i'm christian ceaser. and i'm melody gonzales... thanks for joining us. the university community gathered wednesday to celebrate the life of man who dedicated 53 years to san jose state university. tiffani tofani has the report. thanks christian.... spring break is next week, but if students aren't careful, it might not be the party they signed up for. " (nat sound spring break footage) spring break is a time for partying, but some students tend to party too hard... according to time magazine last year, three million students drove while intoxicate...

Connecticut comes up for them to propose mayor measures. it's frankly it's terrible. >> reporter: meantime gun store owners worry about the economic impact on this day we saw customers stocking up on ammunition worried it will be become even more difficult to own and use a firearm here. gun rights groups vow to fight all of these proposals, first in sacramento and then in court if need be. back to you. bill: thank you. live in san francisco. martha,. martha: beefed up security at a los angeles elementary school pays off just a day after it started. officer daniel chavez heard gunshots and then...