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Month: September 2022

Romain Gavras on his ferocious drama ‘Athena’: ‘I don’t think films can change the world’

By Thomas Page, CNN Earlier this month, French filmmaker Romain Gavras arrived at the Venice Film Festival and dropped a metaphorical bomb with his latest film “Athena.” Billed as a drama set in a Parisian high-rise community (also known as a banlieue), audiences might’ve guessed what to expect. Banlieues have been a mainstay of French

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K-9s certified to detect fentanyl

By KPTV Staff Click here for updates on this story     MEDFORD, Oregon (KPTV) — Two Medford police service dogs have become the first K-9 units certified in Oregon to detect fentanyl, the Medford Police Department announced on Thursday. Following an increase in fentanyl use and overdoses in the area, Medford police worked with the California

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Researchers looking to reduce catalytic converter thefts awarded $10.6 million grant

By John Lauritsen Click here for updates on this story     MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — University of Minnesota researchers think they can help reduce the number of catalytic converter thefts. The key: A cheaper alternative to the precious metals thieves are targeting. “It’s fun and all these emotions drive us to do better research,” said Tziaming Omn,

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Mientras el huracán Fiona pasa cerca de las Bermudas, la costa de Canadá está en alerta

macamilarincon (CNN) — El mortal huracán Fiona, que devastó varias naciones insulares en el Caribe esta semana, ahora impacta las Bermudas justo antes de azotar Canadá este fin de semana, donde a los residentes se les advirtió que deben prepararse para vientos peligrosamente fuertes y lluvias intensas. El temible huracán Fiona podría ser la tormenta

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