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Month: November 2021

Kentucky college president fired after sexual assault report

GEORGETOWN, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky’s Georgetown College says it has fired the school’s president after reports emerged accusing him of sexual assault and sexual misconduct against employees. The small Christian liberal arts school said Tuesday that its board of trustees voted to fire William Jones after Georgetown College received allegations that Jones had sexually assaulted

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We’ll be warmer, for a couple of days

Happy Tuesday, Central Oregon! Our clouds will thicken Tuesday night, but it looks like we will be staying dry. Breezes will calm and lows will be scattered through the 30s. We will stay mostly cloudy Wednesday, but highs will climb into the low 60s. Rain showers could settle in as early as Wednesday evening and

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Official: New Mexico regulators should reject utility merger

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A hearing examiner is recommending that New Mexico regulators reject a proposed merger involving the state’s largest utility, Public Service Co. of New Mexico, with Spanish energy giant Iberdrola. The recommendation by Public Regulation Commission hearing examiner Ashley Schannauer says the potential downsides of the merger outweigh the benefits. Under

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Official: New Mexico regulators should reject utility merger

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A hearing examiner is recommending that New Mexico regulators reject a proposed merger involving the state’s largest utility, Public Service Co. of New Mexico, with Spanish energy giant Iberdrola. The recommendation by Public Regulation Commission hearing examiner Ashley Schannauer says the potential downsides of the merger outweigh the benefits. Under

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