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Month: February 2022

The warmup has begun

Happy Thursday, Central Oregon! Skies will stay mostly to partly cloudy Thursday night as lows dip to the single digits and low teens. Skies will clear Friday afternoon. A combination of sunshine and a fairer airflow will help our highs to climb into the mid-40s. Clouds will gradually thicken Saturday and bring us a chance of

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GOP lawmakers call for stronger sanctions against Russia but some are careful in their criticism of Biden

By Melanie Zanona and Daniella Diaz, CNN Key Republican voices from across Capitol Hill — who have been coordinating their messaging on the crisis in Ukraine — have been purposely measured in their criticism of President Joe Biden in the immediate wake of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, with top GOP lawmakers deliberately critiquing the

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Florida’s new coronavirus guidance: ‘Buck the CDC’

By ANTHONY IZAGUIRRE Associated Press TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo have announced new coronavirus policy recommendations that discourage mask wearing and push physicians to use off-label medications to treat the virus. The guidance issued Thursday is the Republican governor’s latest break with federal COVID-19 policies, a feud

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Tres expolicías de Minneapolis fueron declarados culpables de violar los derechos civiles de George Floyd

Sol Amaya (CNN) — Los expolicías de Minneapolis Tou Thao, J. Alexander Kueng y Thomas Lane fueron declarados culpables de violar los derechos civiles de George Floyd por un jurado federal en St. Paul, Minnesota, este jueves. Los 12 miembros del jurado, que deliberaron durante aproximadamente 13 horas durante dos días, encontraron a Lane, Kueng

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Texas abortion seekers flooded out-of-state clinics after six-week ban went into effect, Planned Parenthood records show

By Tierney Sneed Planned Parenthood clinics in the five states neighboring Texas saw a nearly 800% increase in abortion patients from the Lone Star State after a six-week ban went into effect in September, the organization said Thursday. Colorado and Oklahoma clinics saw some of the biggest surges in Texas abortion seekers, the organization said.

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