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Pretty heavy. Some good wind behind it. Earlier the dust really reduced the visibilities and gave everybody quite a time coming down the road and seeing where they came through the city. Look at that moisture and look at these amounts. See down by maricopa, almost two inches. A little bit to the west of maricopa an inch and a half and then you see by sun lakes almost two inches in that area as well. We take a look at this stuff from the southeast coming up and once again look at coolidge, two inches there. A half an inch by sackten and up by maricopa we see that 1. 9 once again. By eloy 1. 3. ...

Substituting tonight, kate snow. Good evening. We begin tonight in iraq where there was a major show of force today in baghdad and elsewhere. Tens of thousands of veers taking up arms making it clear they will try to stop the sunni extremists who have captured a number of key iraqi cities from advancing even further. In just the last 24 hours those isis fighters have made new gains taking control of two more towns, one of them a key crossing point on the border with syria. We have it all covered from iraq to washington, and well start with nbcs aman mow ha dean in kurdish northern iraq. Report...

We begin tonight in iraq where there was a major show of force today in baghdad and elsewhere. Tens of thousands of volunteers taking up arms making it clear they will try to stop the sunni extremists who have captured a number of key iraqi cities from advancing even further. In just the last 24 hours those isis fighters have made new gains king control of two more towns, one of them a key crossing point on the border with syria. We have it all covered from iraq to washington, and well start with nbcs aman mow ha dean in kurdish northern iraq. Reporter good evening, kate. As secretary of state...

RITZVILLE – According to an April 3 announcement, nonprofit organization Caring Neighbors, a five-member volunteer board established by Big Bend Electric Co-op, recently donated more than $10,000 to eight local non-profit organizations.

“Overall, we pretty much remained the same. We did not see a significant dip from the pandemic, which many districts did,” said Cresta McIntosh, the district’s associate superintendent for educational services. “What that means for us – based on the experience of our students and how they’re doing overall and multiple measures – we are really focusing on foundational literacy as well as numeracy across the system to ensure that we’re seeing progress.”