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Month: June 2022

Summer starting off hot

Happy Tuesday, Central Oregon! Summer officially began at 2:14 a.m. and it seems like Mother Nature knew it. Highs hit 80 degrees for the first time in a while. This is also Redmond’s first day above our seasonal average of 77 degrees since last Wednesday. This Wednesday, we’ll be even warmer, with highs in Redmond

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Dartmouth College eliminates undergraduate student loans and replaces them with scholarship grants

By Amir Vera and Melissa Alonso, CNN Dartmouth College announced Tuesday it was eliminating student loans for undergraduates and replacing them with “expanded scholarship grants,” the university said in a news release. The initiative is part of the Ivy League school’s “The Call to Lead” leadership campaign, and will begin starting June 23 for the

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‘The Umbrella Academy’ weaves Elliot Page’s journey into its messy third season

Review by Brian Lowry, CNN In the most newsworthy aspect of “The Umbrella Academy’s” third season, the Netflix series incorporates Elliot Page’s transitioning into the story, a moment that’s addressed sensitively and relatively early. Beyond that, the show descends from its second-season cliffhanger into an ever-more-convoluted world of shifting timelines, battling super-teams and existential dangers,

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Rodrigo Londoño, quien era conocido como “Timochenko”, reconoce los secuestros de las FARC ante la JEP: Fue uno “uno de los más abominables crímenes”

CNNEspañol sjv (CNN Español) — Rodrigo Londoño, conocido por su alias “Timochenko” cuando se desempeñaba como comandante de las FARC, reconoció este martes, ante la Jurisdicción Especial para la Paz de Colombia (JEP), la responsabilidad de la guerrilla desaparecida en los secuestros, que calificó como “uno de los más abominables crímenes” cometidos por la organización

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Brittney Griner’s call with her wife has been rescheduled, State Department says

By Jennifer Hansler, CNN A call between detained WNBA star Brittney Griner and her wife, Cherelle Griner, has been rescheduled, the US State Department said Tuesday, after a “mistake” prevented the couple from speaking on their anniversary Saturday. State Department spokesperson Ned Price said Tuesday that the call “will take place in relatively short order”

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US Forest Service admits errors in routine prescribed burn that sparked largest fire in New Mexico history

By Jennifer Henderson and Ella Nilsen, CNN A Chief’s Review of New Mexico’s Hermits Peak Fire released Tuesday found that US Forest Service errors during a routine prescribed burn contributed to the largest wildfire in New Mexico history. A years-long backlog of projects owing to department furloughs during the 2018-2019 government shutdown, complications of working

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