Another opportunity for rain and severe thunderstorms will come Friday as a stronger cool front blows through.
Police say eight people were killed, others were wounded and the gunman killed himself.
See the murals that honor the life and legacy of Selena Quintanilla, the Queen of Tejano music.
Police confirmed multiple people were shot but did not give a specific number. They added that the gunman has died and the public is not believed to be in immediate danger.
Our food systems account for roughly a quarter of our greenhouse gas emissions. Among the solutions to reducing them? A more plant-based diet, with less meat consumption.
Two journalists got a new perspective about how small changes can make a big impact when they tried a one-week Zero-Waste Challenge.
They are the climate leaders of the world of EcoTok, a force of Gen Z activists who campaign for climate actions, sustainability and youth engagement, one TikTok at a time.
The changing climate is reshaping life along U.S. coasts, but innovations are already making a difference.
The story of fire in California is two-fold -- drought and disagreements over forest management and millions of people living in the urban-wildland interface.
As National Geographic Explorer Victoria Herrmann observes, We have the solutions. We have developed the technology, the knowledge, the science we need.
A California woman says in a jailhouse interview that she drowned her three young children to protect them from abuse by their father in the midst of a custody battle
A California woman says in a jailhouse interview that she drowned her three young children to protect them from abuse by their father in the midst of a custody battle
Police said they believe the alleged shooter is no longer alive.
Police said they believe the alleged shooter is no longer alive.
A shooting has been reported late Thursday at a Fedex facility in Indianapolis
A shooting has been reported late Thursday at a Fedex facility in Indianapolis
With 100 days to go before the Tokyo Olympics, Japan lags behind in vaccinations.
With 100 days to go before the Tokyo Olympics, Japan lags behind in vaccinations.
An officer-involved shooting was reported at the San Antonio International Airport in Texas on Thursday.
An officer-involved shooting was reported at the San Antonio International Airport in Texas on Thursday.
Police say eight people were killed, others were wounded and the gunman killed himself.
See the murals that honor the life and legacy of Selena Quintanilla, the Queen of Tejano music.
Officials say appointments jumped to 12,000 on Thursday. They added 15,000 appointments can be made, daily.
I would guess that we're pushing 50% of people with some degree of immunity right now in California, said UCSF epidemiologist, Dr. George Rutherford, who continued. I think we'll be getting towards something approaching herd immunity maybe mid-May or something.
Police confirmed multiple people were shot but did not give a specific number. They added that the gunman has died and the public is not believed to be in immediate danger.
Our food systems account for roughly a quarter of our greenhouse gas emissions. Among the solutions to reducing them? A more plant-based diet, with less meat consumption.
Two journalists got a new perspective about how small changes can make a big impact when they tried a one-week Zero-Waste Challenge.
They are the climate leaders of the world of EcoTok, a force of Gen Z activists who campaign for climate actions, sustainability and youth engagement, one TikTok at a time.
The changing climate is reshaping life along U.S. coasts, but innovations are already making a difference.
The story of fire in California is two-fold -- drought and disagreements over forest management and millions of people living in the urban-wildland interface.
Atlanta-based artist Matthew Terrell has launched his latest project, “Living the Dream,” a new cooking and lifestyle show sponsored by a grant from Fulton County Arts & Culture. Episodes of the shwo, which Terrell describes as “Martha Stewart meets Peewee’s Playhouse,” will be streaming at GoddessBlessYou.com. Terrell previously published “The Magnolia Bayou Cookbook,” a fictional… The post Atlanta artist, cookbook author Matthew Terrell launches cooking show ‘Living the Dream’ appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
During a virtual Midtown Development Review Committee meeting on April 13, Middle Street Partners returned with updates for its dual-tower project at 1081 Juniper Street, while Toll Brothers presented revisions for its project at 1018 West Peachtree Street. Middle Street Partners and Brock Hudgins Architects returned with updated plans based on feedback received last month… The post Two big projects get revisions, suggestions from Midtown Development Review Committee appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
After purchasing Underground Atlanta for $31.6 million last November, the Downtown property’s new owner is considering multifamily residential options, more retail and restaurants, and reactivating outdoor spaces. Those are some of the recommendations that came out of a recent three-day design charrette with some of Atlanta’s leading urban planners, architects, engineers and placemaking experts. The… The post Experts assemble to make recommendations on future of Underground Atlanta appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
A woman was robbed at gunpoint in a parking area of Buckhead’s Lenox Square April 13 in the latest incident of violent crime that has dogged the luxury mall for over a year. According to an Atlanta Police Department report, the incident happened around 4:28 p.m. at the 3393 Peachtree Road mall. Before entering the… The post News Briefs: Armed robbery at Lenox Square; Northeast Trail segment completed; 25mph signs installed appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
Chattahoochee Food Works – the new food hall at The Works development on the Upper Westside – will begin a soft opening phase on Thursday, April 15. Hours for the food hall will be Monday through Sunday from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. with bar hours Monday through Friday from noon to 10 p.m. and… The post Chattahoochee Food Works begins soft opening phase on April 15 appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
Want to get up close with elephants, lions and giraffes on an African safari? How about taking a walk on the moon? Or maybe sip a cocktail inside a Rousseau painting? All of that will possible this July when Illuminarium Experiences opens on the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail. Using the most advanced projection, sound, and… The post New Worlds: Illuminarium will create ‘cinematic immersion’ on the BeltLine this summer appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
A 42,154 square foot Publix supermarket is coming to phase two of The Interlock development in West Midtown, according to developer S.J. Collins Enterprises. “This will be a fantastic addition for West Midtown and we are thrilled to be able to bring Publix to this thriving location,” said Justin Latone, senior vice president of leasing… The post Publix supermarket coming to phase two of The Interlock in West Midtown appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
One of the oldest neighborhoods in Atlanta, former enslaved people made Summerhill their home in the late 1800s. This community thrived with retail activity and diversity from early 1900s to the 1950s. Numerous grocery stores, general merchandise establishments, and dry-cleaning stores, served Black and Jewish residents. In subsequent years, construction of the Interstate 20 interchange,… The post Perspectives in Architecture: Crafting great experiences in Summerhill appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
The Georgia Department of Public Health is suspending use of the single-dose COVID-19 vaccine made by Johnson & Johnson/Janssen Pharmaceuticals Companies as federal authorities study reports of severe blood clots in six of the more than 6.8 million recipients. For people who have an appointment to receive the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, DPH is working… The post Georgia suspends use of single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine after blood clot concerns appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
Now located in the Morningside Presbyterian Church parking lot at 1411 N. Morningside Drive, the Morningside Farmers Market is kicking off the spring season at its “Green Eggs & Jam” event on April 17 from 8 to 11:30 a.m. There will be breakfast prepared by Chef Cathy Conway of Avalon Catering, as well as organic… The post Morningside Farmers Market celebrates new home with ‘Green Eggs & Jam’ appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
Ever since various governments worldwide legalized the sale and use of weed, you can find the product anywhere you go. Despite its increasing popularity, many people still don’t know what CBD is and what it does. Since you derive CBD from the hemp plant, many people have formed misconceptions about the herb. That said, this […] The post 7 Truths About CBD That May Change Your Perspective appeared first on Bolt Posts.
In a world where nothing is certain, one thing is for sure, the bees need our help. Bees play such a vital role in our day to day lives and the diminishing bee population is a stark warning that we need to take immediate action before it is too late. Without the essential work that […] The post Bee Role: A Buzzing Social Network Dedicated to Saving the Bees and Our Planet appeared first on Bolt Posts.
In case you are experiencing any pain around your heel region. There are chances that this pain may result in plantar fasciitis pain. However, the treatment for this pain is not as complex as you think. You might be wondering that this pain involves visits to doctors. Then I suppose you might be wrong. You […] The post Caresole Knee Sleeve Review appeared first on Bolt Posts.
You might have noticed a couple of times that the internet speed you’re paying for doesn’t match the internet speed you’re receiving, and while many people assume that this issue lies with the internet service provider, some reasons go beyond your local ISP. For your ease, we’ve listed down multiple ways you can instantly improve […] The post How to Improve Internet Speed? appeared first on Bolt Posts.
Nowadays, downloading a VPN has been firmly extended in the past few days. However, in today’s world, people wish to work in a safe environment while keeping up with the entertainment of their choice. Along with this, a free VPN seems like a golden ticket. However, everyone loves to browse freely without being tracked, all […] The post The Best Free VPN Downloads In 2021 appeared first on Bolt Posts.
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Are you prepared for the gaming extravaganza that will be 2021? With a host of next-generation consoles and innovative tech on the market, it is sure to be a revolutionary year. To get prepared, you need to know what will be available. To cut down on the noise, we have selected the must-know trends. Read […] The post The Top Gaming Tech of 2021 appeared first on Bolt Posts.
In the past, it was quite arduous to buy bitcoin with PayPal. But thanks to changes in technology and the fact Bitcoin has moved more into the mainstream, Paypal has become an accepted method of buying Bitcoin. There are now a number of major platforms that allow you to use Paypal to purchase BTC. Many […] The post Top 5 Places To Buy Bitcoin With PayPal appeared first on Bolt Posts.
No doubt there are thousands of people out there who love sneakers, back in time when sneakers were new in the market. People would go crazy to get the first pair of it. However, they would stand in a long queue to get their hands on the latest pair of sneakers. Then time evolved markets […] The post What Are Sneaker Bots? appeared first on Bolt Posts.
No doubt there are thousands of people out there who love sneakers, back in time when sneakers were new in the market. People would go crazy to get the first pair of it. However, they would stand in a long queue to get their hands on the latest pair of sneakers. Then time evolved markets […] The post What Are Sneaker Bots? appeared first on Bolt Posts.
So are we having a fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S. or not? University of Minnesota’s Michael Osterholm has forecast a COVID “Category 5 hurricane” this spring. To some people, a look at hard-hit Michigan could justify this level of alarm. But Paul Offit of the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia could also […]
The Celtics fly home on Friday in a position some would have laughed at a week ago. They finished off their three-city western swing with a 121-113 run over the Lakers Thursday night, following up wins in Denver and Portland. The win was not only their fifth straight – it moved them into a tie […]
Yes, Bruins fans, your team can indeed beat the New York Islanders. And when they play like they did on Thursday night at the Garden, they can do it quite impressively. After losing the first five matchups against the Islanders, the B’s got an early lead and this time never relinquished it, capturing a 4-1 […]
MIDDLEBORO — In the days leading up to what would eventually be dubbed a de facto battle for the South Shore League title, there was a little bit of controversy as to who should be playing for supremacy atop the conference. After the events of Thursday night, it appears the debate is officially over. When […]
SCITUATE — Despite being on a one-month hiatus, Matt Festa looked right in midseason form. In Duxbury’s first game back since being caught using anti-Semitic language during blocking adjustments at the line of scrimmage, Festa threw for 354 yards and three touchdowns as the Dragons edged out Scituate, 20-13, in a Patriot League crossover on […]
The Celtics have been holding back players all year over health concerns, and Rob Williams has another to add to the list. The center missed Thursday night’s game against the Lakers with what was described as left knee soreness and swelling. Brad Stevens said there was “a little” swelling in the back of Williams’ knee, […]
BOSTON MA. APRIL 15: Gov. Charlie Baker and Acting Mayor Kim Janey place a wreath at the site of the Boston Marathon Bombing Memorial on One Boston Day, on the eighth anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings, on April 15, 2021 in Boston, MA. (Staff Photo By Nancy Lane/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald) BOSTON MA. APRIL 15: Daffodils at a memorial at the site of the second of two bombs that went off at the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon as she attends One Boston Day events on the eighth anniversary of the marathon bombings on April 15, 2021 in Boston, MA. (Staff Photo By Nancy Lane/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald) BOSTON, MA. APRIL 15, 2021: Marathon bombing survivors Joselyn Perez, foreground left, and her mother Sara Valverde-Perez, right, are embraced by loved ones Susana Hunter,…
NATICK — Twice it had to be rescheduled, but for No. 5 Natick, the outcome proved well worth the wait. Facing off in the 115th edition of their historic rivalry against Framingham on Thursday night, rainy and cold conditions couldn’t stop the Redhawks from taking full control on both sides of the ball for a […]
The Granite State is now mask-free, with Gov. Chris Sununu telling the Herald that summer tourism will be huge.
Alex Cora doesn’t often show emotion, but he had no choice late in the Red Sox’ loss to the Twins on Thursday.
Nunes said Republicans expect Democrats to further weaponize the intelligence community against domestic extremists.
In President Joe Biden's first 100 days, the Democrats have proposed radical initiatives contrary to Biden's back to normalcy campaign sold to the American people.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) claimed Thursday on MSNBC's All In that despite Michigan's surge of coronavirus case, she couldnot get the Republican-controlled legislature to just deploy resources that the Trump administration sent.
Major League Baseball's favorability rate among Republicans has collapsed 35 percent, down from 47 percent to 12 percent in only a month.
On Thursday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “All In,” Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA), who has introduced legislation to add four Supreme Court seats, predicted that there will be “a public cry for a change in the numbers of the Supreme Court so
Businesses across Chicago boarded up windows on Thursday in anticipation of rioting and looting. The move comes as Chicago police officials released a bodycam video showing the shooting of 13-year-old Adam Toledo in March.
Former George W. Bush campaign strategist Matthew Dowd said Thursday on CNN's OutFront that Republicans demonizing National Institutes of Health expert Dr. Anthony Fauci were attacking science and data.
Leftists view black people as lacking the necessary intelligence to obtain photo identification, Bishop Aubrey Shines told Breitbart News.
Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) introduced legislation on Wednesday to ban the sale and possession of firearm suppressors.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) said Thursday she disagrees with the group of New York Democrats who sent a letter to House leadership saying they may vote to oppose any tax legislation without a full repeal of State and Local Tax (SALT) Cap limitations.
The driver wanted in a hit and a run in Somerville that seriously injured an elderly man has surrendered to police.
Citing COVID-19 rules, Boston College is not allowing any guests at commencement this year.
Taylor Hall scored his first goal for Boston, Tuukka Rask stopped 22 shots and the Bruins dominated the New York Islanders 4-1.
Adrianne Haslet walked to Boston Medical Center, saw her hero surgeon, and got her first dose of the COVID vaccine.
As the BAA tries to figure out how to operate the Boston Marathon this year, the future of road races may resemble what's happening in New Hampshire right now.
Jake Garcia, a nursing student at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, has been leaving his paintings around the city for people to take.
There will be no metered parking for residents along Revere Beach after two I-Team investigations.