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Month: June 2021

Is Amazon the spark that reignites cannabis stocks?

After struggling in recent months, companies that focus on the booming marijuana sector could be primed for a takeoff. What’s happening: Everyday investors are increasingly excited about legislation in Washington that could dramatically change US marijuana policy. And on Tuesday,Amazon announced its support for the federal legalization of marijuana — indicating a growing willingness in

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Aerial search called off for UNL student missing in Hawaii; ground effort continues

Click here for updates on this story     KAUAI, Hawaii (Lincoln Journal Star) — Search and rescue teams in Kauai on Tuesday resumed on-ground efforts to find a 23-year-old University of Nebraska-Lincoln student who went missing. The Kauai Police Department announced Monday that the aerial search had been called off for Samuel Martinez, a microbiology student

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HOT! Chance of PM thunderstorms

GOOD WEDNESDAY MORNING EVERYONE… A powerful ridge of high pressure has parked over the western United States and will likely deliver record high temperatures to many today. Central Oregon will see highs in the mid 90’s and with a little moisture moving in over those warm temperatures, a slight chance of some scattered thunderstorms. NW

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Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph launches campaign encouraging in-person services, ending general dispensation

Click here for updates on this story     KANSAS CITY, Missouri (KCTV) — The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph launched its biggest campaign to encourage parishioners to return to in-person services across its 98 parishes. The “Come Home to Communion” campaign can be seen in handouts, social media, and on billboards across the KC metro. With

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