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Month: November 2021

LeBron James hace que expulsen a aficionados en su regreso y anota un triple decisivo en la victoria de los Lakers en tiempo extra

urielblanco (CNN) — Un récord en la temporada y la expulsión de dos aficionados. El regreso tras la suspensión iba a convertir a LeBron James en el centro de atención, pero, incluso para sus estándares, la noche del miércoles fue agitada. La estrella de los Los Angeles Lakers volvió a la cancha por primera vez

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Happy Turkey Day, Central Oregon!

We are experiencing a much milder Thursday morning than what we saw yesterday across the region. Morning temperatures are at or above freezing across the tri-county region.  Overnight skies brought in thick clouds that will remain with us for the majority of Thursday as we expect a partly sunny afternoon. Tonight, clouds will thicken, and

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State board revokes permits, licenses for North Carolina funeral home

By Jennifer Emert Click here for updates on this story     HENDERSONVILLE, North Carolina (WLOS) — The North Carolina Board of Funeral Service has revoked a Hendersonville funeral home and crematory’s operating permits. During the nearly five-hour closed-door hearing Nov. 10 for Thomas Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors & Cremation Memorial Center, the board also revoked

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Swedish lawmakers to vote next week on Andersson after chaos

COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Sweden’s parliament speaker says lawmakers will vote Monday on whether Magdalena Andersson, who briefly became the country’s first female prime minister before resigning after a budget defeat, can form a minority government. Andersson served as prime minister for seven hours before stepping down Wednesday after the Greens left her two-party coalition.

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Community helps support Kevin Strickland, who will receive no compensation for wrongful conviction

By Greg Payne Click here for updates on this story     JACKSON COUNTY, Missouri (KCTV) — “He lost almost 43 years of his life and Missouri is essentially saying, ‘OK, here you go… nothing,’” said Tricia Rojo Bushnell, Executive Director of the Midwest Innocence Project and Kevin Strickland’s attorney. Missouri is one of the few states,

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