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IN TODAY'S RADIO REPORT: Victory and temporary reprieve for the Standing Rock Sioux in long fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline; Trump advisors suggest privatizing oil-rich Native American lands; Exxon Mobil CEO could be next U.S. Secretary of State; Extreme rainfall events projected to increase five-fold across the U. |
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GATLINBURG - 6:30 PM TUESDAY UPDATE: The name of a 13th Sevier County wildfire victim has been released - a 63-year-old man whose body was found at a Gatlinburg motel. Robert A. Hejny was found after last week's blaze at the Traveler's Motel, according to a notice Tuesday afternoon from Dana Soehn,.... |
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iStock/Thinkstock (LOUISVILLE, Ky.) — Dominique Coleman, 16, is being charged as an adult in Kentucky for allegedly shooting his 14-year-old friend, Troyvonte Hurt, to death. But the defendant has some unexpected supporters — the victim’s family. “We feel like he shouldn’t be charged,” Hurt’s.... |
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One man's extremely cold scooter ride on Deerfoot Trail seems to have melted the hearts of Calgarians. A video of his trip down the busy thoroughfare surfaced over the weekend, and has since been viewed thousands of times. "Deerfoot trail, icy roads, cars in the ditch everywhere ... |
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In that Pearl Harbor attack, which propelled the United States into World War II, 2,390 American sailors and soldiers were killed, along with 49 civilians. Another 1,178 military personnel were wounded and 21 ships of the U.S. fleet were sunk or severely damaged.
"We were having lunch at home after church," Taphorn said. |
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Fire damage or heat damage affected 75 apartments or condo units across 18 residential buildings, ranging from total loss to relatively minor issues that may be fixed in days or weeks. In addition to the building that collapsed, two more have been razed, while others including the former church, its.... |
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A NORTH-EAST MP has called on the Government to protect people with hearing loss from radio interference. Helen Goodman, MP for Bishop Auckland, spoke out last week during the debate on the Digital Economy Bill on behalf of those who would face possible interference from radio frequencies unless stronger duties are placed on Ofcom. |
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Have you ever been told to shut up in the name of Jesus? Have you ever been on the receiving end of a conversation being told to zip your lip by the power of the Holy Spirit? It happens on the radio, in line at the coffee shop, in church or ministry staff meetings, and at family dinners. |
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column. That post-Trump fixation on fake news and how to stop it? It could be playing right into the hands of regimes like Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe's. Mugabe has been dealing with "fake news" since way before Zimbabwe's tough AIPPA press laws were signed into effect in 2002. |
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"To lose (almost) all of them in such a tragic way, totally destroyed our city and each one of us," Carla Vilembrini said late Tuesday, standing outside Santo Antonio Cathedral. She was dressed like so many others — in the club's green and white jerseys. |
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Johannesburg - As we wind down 2016, it is only proper to reflect and characterise the year we are about to end. As a country we face crisis after crisis mainly because of poor leadership. Bumpy, challenging and full of anxious moments is how one would characterise this year. |
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