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Month: September 2024

January 6 crimes did happen. Court cases, video and thousands of pages of evidence prove it

WASHINGTON (AP) — Inside Washington’s federal courthouse, there’s no denying the reality of Jan. 6, 2021. Day after day, judges and jurors silently absorb the chilling sights and sounds from television screens of rioters beating police, shattering windows and hunting for lawmakers as democracy lay under siege. But as he seeks to reclaim the White

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Redmond’s AccuAir Heating and Cooling a finalist for 2024 Better Business Bureau Torch Awards for Ethics

PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Better Business Bureau Great West + Pacific announced Thursday the finalists of its 2024 Torch Awards for Ethics. The Torch Awards for Ethics, presented by Bridge City Law, honors businesses of all sizes whose leaders demonstrate a superior level of personal character, ensure their organization’s practices meet the highest standards of

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Se espera que el sospechoso del tiroteo masivo en un instituto de Georgia comparezca por primera vez ante el tribunal mientras su padre se enfrenta a cargos de homicidio

Julia Hernández (CNN) — El mortal comienzo del curso escolar en una pequeña ciudad del norte de Georgia ha dejado a una comunidad “desconsolada” este viernes, después de que un sospechoso de un tiroteo masivo de 14 años y su padre fueran acusados en relación con la embestida que dejó dos estudiantes y dos profesores

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Fall reminder: School safety tip line SafeOregon is available to report possible threats against students, schools

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) – SafeOregon and the Oregon State Police remind students, parents, school staff and community members that everyone plays a role in school safety. SafeOregon is a school safety tip line to report potential threats against students and schools confidentially or anonymously.  SafeOregon asks that if you see or hear something concerning to let

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Pilot projects on Deschutes, Salmon rivers aim to improve fish harvest estimation techniques

THE DALLES, Ore. (KTVZ) — Creel surveys (where state fish biologists ask for and record information about anglers’ catches) provide critical information for managing many fisheries, but can be expensive and labor-intensive. But what if there was a reliable method for anglers to voluntarily report their catch and provide fishery managers with this information when

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Mid Oregon Credit Union installs RightHear system to improve access for visitors who are blind, low-vision

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Mid Oregon Credit Union, the only locally headquartered financial institution in Central Oregon, has announced a pioneering step towards enhanced access to its facilities with the installation of the RightHear Accessibility system at all seven branch locations. The member-owned financial cooperative is now fully accessible to people who are blind and

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Las vacunas actualizadas contra el covid-19 ya no son gratuitas para las personas sin seguro en Estados Unidos

Belén Liotti (CNN) — El lanzamiento de las vacunas actualizadas contra el covid-19 comenzó en Estados Unidos pero, por primera vez, las inyecciones ya no serán gratuitas para las personas sin seguro en su farmacia local. Al principio de la pandemia, las vacunas eran adquiridas por el gobierno federal y eran gratuitas para todos. El año

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How to talk with kids about school shootings and other traumatic events

AP Education Writer Mass shootings have effects on communities that are felt long after the day’s tragedy. School shootings in particular can have physical, emotional and behavioral effects on kids. Many health experts, including psychologists and grief counselors, remind people there are resources to support students’ mental and emotional health as they grieve and process.

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Pope to meet Papua New Guinea Catholics who embrace both Christianity and Indigenous beliefs

Associated Press MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Pope Francis’s visit to Papua New Guinea will take him to a remote part of the South Pacific island nation where Christianity is a recent addition to traditional spiritual beliefs developed over millenia that remain deeply ingrained. Francis will visit the diocese of Vanimo on the main island of

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