Por Maria Hernandez, CNN en Español En la década transcurrida desde que dejó su ciudad natal de Luoyang, en el centro de China, Rachel Xia se ha acostumbrado bastante a volar sola. Esta residente de Hong Kong de 30 años no tiene reparos en comer sola, viajar sola e ir al cine sola. De hecho,
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ)– The Top Plays from Friday Night Lights.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ)– The Summit Storm lost their second game of the season as they got upset on the road against Sheldon. Crook County falls, while Caldera wins big on the road.
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ)– The Ridgeview Ravens have proven to be a top 10 team in the state headed into IMC play. The Ravens took down Canby to improve to 3-0. The Redmond Panthers picked up a win against Pendleton. Bend High lost home opener to Roseburg.
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Alison dos Santos races the 400m hurdles at the World Ultimate Championship on Sunday, live on NBC and Peacock.
Continue ReadingPor Nic Robertson y Lauren Kent, CNN Los desesperados ruegos de los generales yemeníes por cobertura aérea comenzaron a llegar a media mañana de este jueves. El avance de los hutíes, respaldados por Irán, hacia la estratégica ciudad portuaria de Mocha, en Yemen, estaba en pleno apogeo, y el apoyo de su principal aliado, Arabia
Continue ReadingBy Brittany Shammas | Photographs by Austin Steele Houston (CNN) — Every Sunday, George Parnham settles into the easy chair tucked in a corner of his ranch-style home, armed with a clunky flip-phone and a notepad scrawled with names. The calls have gotten shorter as he’s gotten older. “How are you?” the 85-year-old asks from
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Bend, Ore (KTVZ) – The weekend forecast is expected to be another rainy one. There is an area of low pressure off the coast that will move slowly inland today providing the wet pattern. The timing of the rain has been slowed somewhat as the advent of the wet weather is likely to be in
Continue ReadingBy Ivana Kottasová, CNN (CNN) — The conditions are grueling. Temperatures regularly soar above 110 degrees Fahrenheit during the day, then drop sharply overnight. Water is scarce and the dust and sand get everywhere. But at least they are working above ground. This elite group of Ukrainian drone operators has spent years hunting Russians from
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By Nic Robertson, Lauren Kent, CNN (CNN) — The desperate pleas for air cover from Yemeni generals started coming mid-morning on Thursday. An advance by the Iran-backed Houthis toward Yemen’s strategic port city of Mocha was in full swing, and backup support from chief ally Saudi Arabia was nowhere in sight. “The Houthis committed everything
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A U.S. Postal Service whistleblower is warning that the agency’s efforts to develop systems to restrict mail ballot delivery for the November election have been rushed through testing, are unreliable, and could prevent millions of Americans from receiving mail ballots this November, Votebeat reports. The anonymous whistleblower’s concerns were detailed in a 20-page complaint
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You studied and prepared, but when the test appears in front of you, everything suddenly goes blank. That moment of emptiness, the racing heart, and rising panic is exam anxiety, and it goes beyond simple pre-test nerves. For many students, it gets in the way of showing what they actually know. According to a
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If you’re the finance administrator, treasurer, or chief financial officer (CFO) searching for a credit card for churches, you may already know standard card comparisons can miss how ministry finances actually work. You might be managing staff reimbursements across multiple ministries, tracking restricted donor funds, and producing an audit trail that the finance committee
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It was the middle of a writing lesson in Gabrielle Grace’s first grade class at Sand Creek Elementary in suburban Denver, and students were furiously jotting down details about their summer plans, the first step in composing a paragraph on the topic. Except for 6-year-old Dean, who was already done. “This stuff was just
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Renters have spent the better part of two years with unusual leverage, but the data now suggests that period is coming to an end. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the national rental vacancy rate was 7.3% in the second quarter of 2026, compared with 5.6% four years earlier, when competition for apartments was
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You washed the shirt. It came out smelling fine. You wore it for an hour, and the odor was back. Now your gym kit has a permanent funk that no amount of detergent seems to fix. Most guides will tell you to use vinegar and leave it at that. But they miss the bigger
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Remember those days when going to work meant rolling out of your bed, grabbing a cup of coffee, checking your phone, and then ambling a few feet to your home office? Those days are fast disappearing because the commute is back. And it’s more expensive than ever. The number of workers who commute five
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Two-thirds of Gen Z think becoming a trades person is a quicker way to a $100K salary than going to college. A poll of 2,000 16- to 28-year-olds in the U.S. found only 32% think opting for university instead of an apprenticeship was a good idea. Gaining hands-on experience (37%), the avoidance of student
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — A unique 9/11 memorial is currently on display for the public in Bend. The exhibit is located at the intersection of Nashville Avenue and Harmon Boulevard. It consists of regional and local newspaper issues from September 11 and the days immediately following. The preserved clippings capture the intense emotions and uncertainty
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — This week’s Pet Pals features not one, but three kittens looking for families of their own. Lynne from The Humane Society of Central Oregon brought three 9-week-old kittens to the show: Hiram, Ice, and Mira. They are three of five kittens from the same litter. The kittens are social and friendly
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