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Editorial: Last-minute lockdown A recent rise in COVID-19 cases have led to measures students may feel are inadequate March 4, 2021 Earlier today, Binghamton University Vice President Brian Rose sent out a B-Line News Addition to the BU community. COVID-19 cases are on the rise and we are nearing our 5 percent infection threshold that mandates BU to move fully online if surpassed. In the statement, Rose stated that there are 154 students in isolation on campus and 122 students in quarantine housing. Those in quarantine housing have been sent to one of two local hotels. Rose went on to say tha...

Live updates: 'Not out of the woods': Blackouts could return tonight, Wednesday Katie Kull, Gregory J. Holman, Claudette Riley and Austin Huguelet, Springfield News-Leader © Andrew Jansen/News-Leader Large propane tanks sit outside of the Lake Springfield Natural Gas Peaking Station on Monday, Feb. 15, 2021. Editor's note: Key News-Leader updates about the current severe weather and natural gas shortage are being made available to all readers free of charge. 5 p.m.: Regional authority says controlled blackouts could return Wednesday A top official coordinating the response...

Springfield News-Leader Editor's note: Key News-Leader updates about the current severe weather and natural gas shortage are being made available to all readers free of charge. 5 p.m.: Regional authority says controlled blackouts could return Wednesday A top official coordinating the response to power shortages throughout the Midwest told reporters Tuesday evening that rolling blackouts may not be over. "We're not out of the woods," said Lanny Nickell, chief operating officer for the Southwest Power Pool, said. "We are thinking that we could be in and out of this kind of situation through tom...

Live updates about ongoing rolling blackouts and other events prompted by freezing temperatures in southwest Missouri and around the nation on Tuesday.

Live updates about ongoing rolling blackouts and other events prompted by freezing temperatures in southwest Missouri and around the nation on Tuesday.