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A new tool allows residents of Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, and across the United States, to check the risk of wildfire on their properties. A website called

Floor, great to have you, phil. we are trying to understand what it means, implications for energy prices here at home, globally, we know these are very global markets and the standpoint of how much leverage does the dependency on russian oil and natural gas on russia, what that does for this fight. so, phil, start off with the $90 a barrel oil. we are already paying more at the pump, we know that. this has major implications as far as economic implications. if the price of oil goes up, the gas prices will go higher. >> you are absolutely right, sandra. i'll tell you what, we basically reribbo...

Last week, those four counties were classified as 'Low Risk.' Posted: Jul 1, 2021 6:51 PM Posted By: Josh Rayburn The Alabama Department of Public Health has classified four North Alabama counties as “Very High Risk” and two counties as “High Risk” for coronavirus. This classification is determined by the risk of spread in the counties based on the number of new cases in those counties in the last week. In the new classifications released Thursday, DeKalb, Lauderdale, Limestone and Madison counties are at “Very High Risk” for transmission. Last week, those four counties were cla...

  When I wrote to shareholders a year ago for the 2020 annual report, we were just beginning a journey into the unknown resulting from the burgeoning global pandemic. We already knew then that the virus itself, and the measures to control it, were likely to be a threat to financial stability and to have a huge impact on economic activity. It also looked likely that there would be significant impact on companies in many industries. That has indeed been the way the year has played out and we now find ourselves reporting on a year where superlatives seem trite and do no justice to w...

Updated on February 25, 2021 at 4:55 pm NBC Universal, Inc. There are now just 28 Massachusetts communities at the highest risk of coronavirus transmission, 38 fewer than last week, health officials said Thursday. It's the sixth straight week that number has fallen. Thursday's town-by-town coronavirus risk data -- which classifies communities' risk level on a scale from red, the highest, to grey -- puts 66 cities and towns in the red zone, from 66 last week. It's a remarkable drop from the peak, 229 communities in the red zone in mid-January, that mirrors a dip in the state's metrics as the l...