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Month: June 2021

More record-setting temperatures…

It was a record-setting day for Redmond, as temperatures were 25 degrees above average hitting 99 degrees. The rest of Central Oregon all was in the 90s, while Warm Springs hit triple digits. We will start to see our temperatures cool off in the next few days. Tomorrow we will be in the upper 80s

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A California firefighter is dead and another injured after police say a co-worker opened fire. It’s the second workplace shooting within a week

A firefighter is dead and another is hospitalized after an off-duty colleague fired gunshots in a Los Angeles County fire station before apparently taking his own life, authorities said. The firefighter who was killed was identified as Tory Carlon, according to Sarah Ardalani, a spokeswoman for the LA County Medical Examiner-Coroner office. The shooter, a

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Talk of overturning the 2020 election on new social media platforms used by QAnon followers sparks fears of further violence

Online conversation among Trump supporters and QAnon followers on new and emerging social media platforms is creating concern on Capitol Hill that President Donald Trump’s continued perpetuation of the falsehood that the 2020 election was stolen could soon incite further violence, three congressional sources tell CNN. The social messaging platform Telegram has emerged as a

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Copa America: Brazilian senator calls on Neymar to not take to the field in ‘Championship of Death’

The surprise decision to award Brazil hosting rights for the Copa America, South America’s biggest international football tournament, with just 12 days until the start date is drawing widespread criticism. Brazil has suffered more than 465,000 Covid-19 deaths — the second highest death toll in the world — and there is an ongoing inquiry into

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President meets with GOP Sen. Shelley Moore Capito for ‘constructive and frank’ infrastructure talks

President Joe Biden met with Republican Sen. Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia at the White House on Wednesday as part of ongoing discussions between his administration and the Senate GOP on infrastructure. “This afternoon, the President hosted Senator Capito for a constructive and frank conversation in the Oval Office about how we can drive

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