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Month: December 2023

Christmas Tree Project of Bend delivers free trees to those in need, seeks donations and volunteers

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Local volunteer and community activist Lindsay Greco is passionate about the holiday season. Not only does she enjoy celebrating with a Christmas tree, but she wants others to have the same opportunity, which is why she founded The Christmas Tree Project of Bend. The organization is dedicated to providing free, decorated

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Asamblea General de la ONU vota a favor de exigir un alto el fuego inmediato en Gaza, con una amplia mayoría

macamilarincon (CNN) –– La Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas votó, con una amplia mayoría, a favor de exigir un alto el fuego humanitario inmediato en Gaza, devastada por la guerra, en lo que representa un rechazo al veto que emitió Estados Unidos la semana pasada para bloquear una resolución similar en el Consejo de

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Major cyberattack on Ukrainian mobile operator disrupts banking services and air raid sirens

By Sean Lyngaas, CNN (CNN) — A major cyberattack on Ukraine’s largest mobile operator on Tuesday disrupted a regional air raid warning service and some banking services for Ukrainians, according to the operator and local authorities. The attack appeared to be one of the more impactful cyberattacks on Ukrainian critical infrastructure since Russia’s full-scale invasion

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Passengers lodge in military barracks after Amsterdam to Detroit flight is forced to land in Canada

By BEATRICE DUPUY and COREY WILLIAMS Associated Press Passengers aboard a Delta Air Lines flight from Amsterdam to Detroit spent the night in a military barracks in eastern Canada after the plane was forced to land because of a mechanical issue. WJBK-TV first reported that the crew diverted the flight Sunday afternoon to Newfoundland and

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Man arrested in Washington state after detective made false statements gets $225,000 settlement

By GENE JOHNSON Associated Press SEATTLE (AP) — King County will pay $225,000 to settle a civil rights lawsuit brought by a Black man who was arrested on drug charges after a veteran detective made false statements to obtain a search warrant, including misidentifying him in a photo. Detective Kathleen Decker, a now-retired 33-year veteran

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