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It went 3 times it exploded and then the power went out. We will get a check on traffic in just a moment. This morning first we have to talk about so many people who still dont have electricity because of those nasty storms. A lot of power lines are down trees too on the west side. Nick foley is live in one of those hardhit areas. Nick, what is the latest from the Power Company . At last count we have more than 8001st ener county alone. With thousands of customers waiting for power to be restored in the eastern communities, this latest one two punch now has crews scrambling to help those in th...

Injected cash for the first time in over three weeks. Japans nikkei his six or higher, climbing about 16,000 for the First Time Since 2007. In Economic Data in the u. S. , at 7 a. M. , mortgage up, durable goods and new home sales. We will get the Richmond Fed Manufacturing index at 10 as well. What is on the schedule . The new york stock ehange closes at 1 p. M. For the Christmas Eve holiday city can make it to the 2 30 at the 21 Salvation Army lunch. Crack for those of you rushing to trade this morning, you will be opening higher. S p futures up by a point. Oh, look at this 10 year yields. T...

The efforts of one junior was for the most part enough to carry the Plains women to fourth place in the team title pursuit at the Montana State Class B track and field championship this past weekend in Laurel.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s foreign ministry issued a statement about the normalization of relations with Israel on February 7. It declared that Saudi Arabia would not establish relations with Israel until the “brotherly Palestinian people obtain their legitimate rights”—the creation and recognition of an independent state with 1967 borders and East Jerusalem as its capital. The statement refined and affirmed comments that Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan made in Davos three weeks earlier.

The weather outside is frightful -- and your grocery bills likely are, too. Grocery prices have risen enough in recent years to hit consumers' wallets hard -- so hard that people are finding the need...