Distrito Catorce in Boyle Heights is a restaurant and bar that is a melting pot of food, art, community and culture.
In honor of the 90 Days 'til 90 Years Celebration, Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is encouraging Houstonians to throw on their best cowboy gear.
With all eyes on the spread of the omicron variant, scientists are looking to see if it causes more severe disease or evades the effects of treatments.
They say everything is bigger in Texas, and that might even include our reputation for tiny homes!
Houston has another reason for bragging rights when it comes to top salaries in Texas.
Not only did Lee Price III submit fraudulent Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) applications, but even used the name of a dead person, according to the U.S. Attorney's office.
Legal scholars and victim advocates will be watching closely to see if the court takes an interest in a high-profile #MeToo case.
According to the White House, in total there are 41 Christmas trees, 6,000 feet of ribbon, more than 300 candles, and more than 10,000 ornaments.
I-45, the main artery between Houston and Dallas, very well could earn the nickname the U-Haul Expressway.
Elder broke down racial barriers as the first Black golfer to play in the Masters and he paved the way for Tiger Woods and others to follow.
The first lady’s theme for the 2021 holiday season is Gifts from the Heart.
An eleven-year-old Shih Tzu receives a makeover from KC Pet Project leading to his adoption.
Prosecutors asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review the decision that overturned Bill Cosby’s sexual assault conviction
A labor official is confirming a new union election for Amazon workers in Bessemer, Alabama based on objections to the first vote
Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn, said she had an unproductive call with Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., on Monday after Boebert suggested last week she was a terrorist.
With the omicron variant prompting new travel restrictions this week, President Joe Biden will address the nation on Monday in remarks about the new COVID-19 variant.
The shooter who carried out the 2019 shooting in Dayton, OH had an enduring fascination with mass violence.
Authorities say a former University of Alabama track star and Olympian was killed in a shootout with another man
Transcripts released Monday shed new light on CNN anchor Chris Cuomo’s behind-the-scenes role advising his brother, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, in the face of sexual harassment allegations that forced him from office
A federal judge has blocked President Joe Biden's administration from enforcing a coronavirus vaccine mandate on health care workers in 10 states
Distrito Catorce in Boyle Heights is a restaurant and bar that is a melting pot of food, art, community and culture.
A tow truck driver was arrested after he drove the wrong way through the Bay Bridge toll plaza and slammed into a CHP cruiser. Both the officer and suspect were treated for minor injuries.
With all eyes on the spread of the omicron variant, scientists are looking to see if it causes more severe disease or evades the effects of treatments.
Legal scholars and victim advocates will be watching closely to see if the court takes an interest in a high-profile #MeToo case.
According to the White House, in total there are 41 Christmas trees, 6,000 feet of ribbon, more than 300 candles, and more than 10,000 ornaments.
Elder broke down racial barriers as the first Black golfer to play in the Masters and he paved the way for Tiger Woods and others to follow.
Brice started to make bow ties and sell them to help his family financially when his mom became ill.
If you find yourself in the city of Los Angeles, be prepared to show proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 as enforcement of the SafePassLA ordinance is set to begin Monday.
KGO-TV/ABC7, the ABC Owned Television Station in San Francisco, is seeking a dedicated director that wants to join our team by working on live newscasts and local production.
'Poorly Drawn Lines' is like a really popular comic and it has tons of followers on Instagram and it's very much like the show, said D'Arcy Carden, the voice of Tanya. She's a human amongst mostly animal friends with human-like qualities.
Buckhead cityhood will be the subject of hearings convened during a special session of the Georgia General Assembly called by Gov. Brian Kemp to redraw congressional districts. The session is expected to commence Nov. 3 and run for three weeks. Hearings are a prerequisite to action by the Georgia legislature to present the matter of… The post News Briefs: Buckhead City hearings set; business license renewals; Dogwood Festival in ‘financial straits’ appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
Credit card and financial services company Visa will open a new office in Midtown creating almost 1,000 new jobs. Visa will take over the old Norfolk Southern space at 1200 Peachtree St. with the office concentrating on technology and client services teams. Several global and regional company leaders will be re-locate to Atlanta to support… The post Visa to open new Midtown office, add nearly 1,000 new jobs appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
Credit card and financial services company will open a new office in Midtown creating almost 1,000 new jobs. Visa will take over the old Norfolk Southern space at 1200 Peachtree St. with the office concentrating on technology and client services teams. Several global and regional company leaders will be re-locate to Atlanta to support its… The post Visa to open new Midtown office, add nearly 1,000 new jobs appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
“Tired and a little bit relieved” is how Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis described her mood Wednesday morning after working around the clock to indict homicide suspects, sexual offenders, and others charged with violent crimes who were about to be released on bond. Willis and her team of stretched thin attorneys and investigators said… The post Fulton District Attorney’s office beats deadline to indict homicide suspects before they were granted bond appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
Two nonprofits dedicated to sustainable transportation advocacy for more than two decades, the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition and PEDS, have merged. “The newly united organization remains committed to championing an Atlanta where everyone moves safely, easily, and sustainably throughout the city,” said Rebecca Serna, executive director of the Atlanta Bicycle Coalition. “Regardless of your mode of… The post Joining Forces: PEDS merges with Atlanta Bicycle Coalition to advocate for safer streets appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
The gunman charged in the shooting death of four Asian women at two spas on Piedmont Road on March 16 has pled not guilty, despite pleading guilty and receiving a life sentence for similar shootings that left four dead in Cherokee County. Robert Aaron Long, 22, pled not guilty to charges that include murder and… The post Spa shooter pleads not guilty in Atlanta attack, faces death penalty trial appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
“Changing the way we all see art.” This phrase, painted in repeat on the steps in front of the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center in West Midtown, embodies what this non-profit, non-collecting arts institution hopes to achieve in Atlanta. Unlike many arts organizations in the city, there is never an entry fee to visit the art… The post Atlanta Contemporary debuts fall exhibition, gift shop makeover appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
COVID-19 vaccination sites operated by the Fulton County Board of Health, Atlanta-Fulton County Emergency Management Agency and other Fulton County partners will begin administration of COVID-19 booster shots on Tuesday, Sept. 28, following the guidelines set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). According to CDC guidelines, the following groups of people are… The post Fulton sites will offer Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine booster shots beginning Sept. 28 appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
Dr. Terry Maple left Zoo Atlanta 20 years ago, but his fondness for its most famous resident, a western lowland gorilla named Willie B., never went away. Maple, now director emeritus of the zoo, has written a new book “Atlanta’s Iconic Ape: The Life of Willie B., which is out now in hardback, paperback, and… The post Remembering Willie B.: Dr. Terry Maple’s new book chronicles Atlanta’s great ape appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
Will 2021 be remembered as the tipping point in the public’s consciousness regarding climate change? It certainly better be. This past summer, the devastating results of a warming planet were revealed (yet again) in unprecedented events: extreme heat waves (a “worst-case scenario” in the Pacific Northwest); increasingly destructive wildfires; catastrophic flooding from intense storms in… The post Above the Waterline: It’s Time to Go Really Big on Climate Change appeared first on Atlanta Intown.
The walls of your home are not just meant for shelter, but the walls play a significant role in how your home looks. Aesthetic walls have the capability to leave an overwhelming impact on the guests. So, you might want to take wall painting very seriously. Especially when you’re going to paint the interior walls […] The post 10 Interior Wall Painting Ideas You Must Consider for Your Home appeared first on Bolt Posts.
Without a doubt, taking a step back from work for a couple of days can do great wonders for your mental health. Yet, many people consider vacation as a luxury they cannot afford to take. The quest to make ends meet causes lots of people to work overtime to meet life’s obligations. Sadly, this happens […] The post 6 Reasons a Vacation can be the Best Stress Relieving Therapy appeared first on Bolt Posts.
Operating a business successfully means using all the tools at your disposal. Using data science is fast becoming an evolutionary way for businesses to enhance their performance. With all the various ways data can be mined and manipulated, business owners have everything they need to improve. What Is Data Science in Business? Data science involves […] The post Data Science 101: How To Streamline Your Business appeared first on Bolt Posts.
A construction company has a lot to juggle. With several projects on board, it is easy to lose track of a few things. However, losing track of even the tiniest bit of element, can leave a big loophole in the entire project and affect the outcome negatively as well. Juggling between tasks, communicating with different […] The post How Can Contractors Benefit from Construction Management Apps? appeared first on Bolt Posts.
Have you recently started your business and are thinking of expanding its horizons? Wait right here! Owning your business is fun, but it is important to be mindful of a number of factors. Chances are, while you will get to enjoy several perks of being the owner, you will still have to burn the midnight […] The post Top Things Business Owners Must Worry About appeared first on Bolt Posts.
Work stress is no joke, yet, work is one of the primary sources of stress for people. It manifests itself in people’s life via symptoms like headache, stomach upset, difficulty sleepy, raising heart, and so many. Sadly, It affects performance at work and saps productivity. As a result, OSHA (Occupational Health and Safety Hazard) classified […] The post Stress at Work: 7 Habits for Coping with Stress in the Workplace appeared first on Bolt Posts.
Hosting a party or a full-on event isn’t an insignificant act. Even small parties need several arrangements to be made and last-minute preparations. Hence it only makes sense to double-check all the vendors you need to work with to get the best out of the event planning. One of these services is a caterer. Catering […] The post 5 Important Concerns Before Hiring Caterers For your Event appeared first on Bolt Posts.
One of the well-known, popular, and distinctive cats out there is the Siamese. They have a sleek appearance that many people can’t miss. Although many of them have unique blue eyes and silver-gray colors, some of the kitties can come in shades like lilac, cream, brown, and orange. However, know that there’s so much more […] The post About the Beautiful Things to Find in Cat Breeds like the Siamese appeared first on Bolt Posts.
However, if you meditate around the SEO marketplace more frequently, you must know that numerous services offer drip-feed backlinks. Creating drip-feed backlinks can be time-consuming. Although having drip feed backlinks, back in time was popular. Unfortunately, today’s people want fast results, and they are not ready to accept that you have to wait to get […] The post What Is Drip Feed SEO? appeared first on Bolt Posts.
Everyone experiences a bad mood once in a while. For most people, these moods do not last as it fades away with time. However, it might be persistent in some individuals, leading to depression. To get your body and mind prepared for the day, you have to be in a happy mood. A happy mind […] The post 6 Small Things You Can Do To Boost Your Mood appeared first on Bolt Posts.
I hate to pat myself on the back (ok, no I don’t), but we’re having a pretty successful start to the Pickorama Season. Our winning percentage against schools not located on Tremont Street in Lynn is a robust 82.1 percent. Unfortunately, that Catholic Central League school whose name will not be mentioned here has stuck […]
WASHINGTON (AP) — The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits rose for the third straight week, a sign that the highly contagious delta variant may be slowing the job market's recovery.
Suffolk DA Rachael Rollins is set to go before the Senate Judiciary Committee at 9 a.m. as her bid for U.S. Attorney in Massachusetts is before the panel. The Herald will be covering it all live here...
KENILWORTH, New Jersey (AP) — Merck will spend about $11.5 billion to buy Acceleron Pharma and its potential treatment for high blood pressure in vessels that connect the lungs heart.
Massachusetts Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley says she would vote no if the $1 trillion infrastructure bill went in front of the House on Thursday without a guarantee that the $3.5 trillion social spending bill would also be passed.
WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Acton-Boxboro 26, Newton South 30 Bridgewater-Raynham 15, Durfee 50 Brockton 15, New Bedford 50 Dover-Sherborn 20, Bellingham 43 Framingham 21, Wellesley 34 Greater Lawrence 24, Shawsheen Tech 31 Hingham 20, Duxbury 36 Holliston 25, Westwood 32 Hopkinton 15, Ashland 47 Ipswich 15, Georgetown 50 Manchester-Essex 27, Amesbury 28 Marblehead 18, […]
It was a sad day in the coaching community on Wednesday as Matignon boys soccer coach Bill Killilea passed away suddenly at the age of 64. Killilea was in his first season heading the Warriors program after retiring following 34 years as a teacher and coach in the Stoneham school system. Killilea was found unresponsive […]
Jones has produced a higher completion percentage, higher yards per attempt average and more explosive plays when flanked by three wide receivers in a shotgun formation this season.
Former Patriots discuss the chip that's now sitting on Tom Brady's shoulder heading into Sunday night's showdown
Clutter can be a major source of stress that affects how individuals feel about their spaces. Psychology Today indicates messy homes and work spaces can contribute to feelings of helplessness, anxiety and overwhelming stress. Clutter bombards the mind with excessive stimuli, makes it more difficult to relax and can constantly signal to the brain that […]
The White House did not offer an explanation for the updated schedule, but said the president would speak about supply chain disruptions on Wednesday.
A judge temporarily halted President Joe Biden's federal vaccine mandate for healthcare workers in ten states.
The Salvation Army's International Social Justice Commission has withdrawn a controversial guidance on race, which urged donors to offer a sincere apology and ask for forgiveness for white supremacy and white-dominated culture after its contents went viral. However, despite originally issuing the guidance, which urged donors to lament, repent and apologize for biases or racist ideologies held and actions committed, the charitable organization denies the word-for-word reports on the contents of the guide, describing them as simply false.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) reiterated that he will not institute any coronavirus restrictions in the Sunshine State based on media buzz over the newly-discovered Omicron variant.
Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) announced Tuesday they would reintroduce books with pornographic and pedophilic material reaffirming [their] commitment to supporting diversity in literature, according to a press release.
A mob of left-wing students at Arizona State University (ASU) are demanding that the school expel Kyle Rittenhouse, who recently enrolled as an online student. The students call Rittenhouse a racist, blood-thirsty murderer, despite the fact that he was acquitted of all charges, as a jury found he acted in self defense.
Japan's government on Monday announced a month-long ban on all foreign travelers entering the country beginning Tuesday in an effort to prevent a new strain of coronavirus known as Omicron from invading Japan.
A video surfaced over the weekend of London Breed dancing maskless at a night club despite the city's indoor mask requirement.
New York City has once again issued an advisory urging people to wear a mask indoors on Monday morning amid concerns of the new coronavirus variant, Omicron.
Kansas House Rep. Aaron Coleman (D) faces calls for resignation after he was reportedly arrested for the second time in a month.
Since Massachusetts is a hub for medical research, much of the surveillance around the COVID-19 Omicron variant is happening in the Boston area.
With holiday plans in limbo, local South Africans have no choice but to cancel their flights and to wait it out.
Dr. Susan Baur, an 81-year-old, formed a group affectionately called Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage to clean up ponds on Cape Cod.
Marchand has been suspended for three games for slew-footing Canucks defenseman Oliver Ekman-Larrson during the first period.
An arrest has been made in connection with the death of Dejah Jenkins-Minus.
Celtics center Enes Kanter is now officially a U.S. citizen. But he is no longer Enes Kanter.