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Oct 31 2024SCIENCE

Comet C/2024 S1: A Ghostly No-Show for Halloween

Let's talk about Comet C/2024 S1, also known as the Halloween Comet. This icy traveler from space had a special date with the Sun on October 28, but things didn't go as planned. Observed by NASA and the European Space Agency's SOHO spacecraft, the comet flew too close to the Sun and, you guessed it,

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Oct 31 2024WEATHER

Rainy Halloween: Weather Watch for Trick-or-Treaters

It's been dry for a while, but get ready for a wet Halloween! After a month without rain, showers and thunderstorms are expected. Tonight will be breezy with temperatures around 70 degrees. Tomorrow will be warm and partly sunny, with a chance of spotty showers in the afternoon. Halloween might star

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Oct 30 2024SCIENCE

The Fate of the Halloween Comet: A Celestial Disappearing Act

In a twist of cosmic fate, a comet dubbed the "Halloween comet" met its end on Monday. Discovered on September 27 by an Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System in Hawaii, this icy, gaseous, and rocky celestial body had sparked interest for its potential visibility during Halloween. However, as

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Oct 30 2024WEATHER

Unusual Warmth and Little Rain for Columbia's October

Columbia has seen barely any rain this month, with only a hint of moisture recorded so far. If this dry trend continues, October could set a new record as the driest month ever. The last time the city experienced significant rain was way back on September 27, thanks to Hurricane Helene. The weather

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Oct 30 2024LIFESTYLE

Halloween Indoors: A Fun Alternative at Crossroads Center

In 1991, a massive snowstorm ruined trick-or-treating plans for nine-year-old me and my friends. It was scary to see the snow piling up to my shoulders, making it unsafe to go out. But there was a cool solution: the Burnsville Mall offered indoor trick-or-treating. It was a unique idea back then, bu

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Oct 30 2024POLITICS

Local News Going Extinct: Who's to Blame?

Newspapers are shutting down faster than you can say "breaking news. " In just one year, 127 newspapers vanished, leaving behind "news deserts" where people don't have access to local news. This trend isn't slowing down, either. Since 2005, the U. S. has lost over a third of its newspapers. Ouch! W

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Oct 30 2024SCIENCE

The Disappearing Comet of Halloween

A comet that was eagerly awaited by skywatchers for its potential Halloween appearance has sadly disintegrated before the spooky celebration. This comet, called Atlas, was nicknamed the "Halloween comet" and observed by NASA's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory. It went kaput as it got close to the

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Oct 30 2024CELEBRITIES

Diddy's Sons' Halloween Brawl: A New Twist

Last weekend, a Halloween party in Los Angeles saw an unexpected clash. Three of Sean 'Diddy' Combs's sons—Christian, Quincy, and Justin—bumped into R&B singer Ray J. The two groups had history. Ray J had made some comments about Diddy, who's currently locked up in Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention

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Oct 30 2024SCIENCE

Unwrapping the Magic: How a Snickers Bar is Made

Ever wondered what makes a Snickers bar so irresistible? Let's dive into the sweet science behind this iconic chocolate treat. Snickers bars are more than just a mix of ingredients—they're a carefully crafted blend of flavors and textures. Picture this: a layer of fluffy nougat, gooey caramel filled

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Oct 30 2024WEATHER

Weather's Halloween Trick or Treat

Imagine this: a scary Halloween twist with not just ghosts and goblins, but also severe weather. A cold front is heading towards the central and southern Plains this week. It's bringing a mix-up, clashing with warmer air to create thunderstorms. The biggest worry is on Wednesday, with storms marchin

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