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Oct 02 2024ENVIRONMENT

Lake Wateree's Water Level: What Residents Need to Know

Are you a resident near Lake Wateree? Duke Energy has some important updates for you. The lake is expected to reach its highest point, or crest, by Sunday afternoon. This means the water level will start to go down slowly over the next few days. The company is working hard to manage the water flow a

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Oct 02 2024ENVIRONMENT

Life in Asheville After Hurricane Helene: Hope and Unity Amidst Challenges

Hurricane Helene left North Carolina, particularly Asheville, dealing with some tough times. Roads are damaged and basic services like electricity and water are disrupted. The Moxy Hotel is stepping up by offering locals Wi-Fi to keep in touch with their loved ones. Meanwhile, folks in Georgia’s Aug

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Oct 01 2024WEATHER

Tornado Alley: A Wake-Up Call

It was a chaotic night when Hurricane Helene hit the Midlands, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. The storm brought with it a total of nine tornadoes, which touched down in various parts of the region. The tornadoes were all classified as EF0 or EF1, the lowest levels on the National Weathe

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Oct 01 2024WEATHER

Will Scotland's Fickle Weather Impact the 2024 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship?

The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship is just around the corner, and it's time to focus on the most unpredictable element – the weather! Scotland is notorious for its changeable weather, and this year's event is no exception. The tournament is scheduled to take place over three days, with the first

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Sep 23 2024ENVIRONMENT

The Dark Side of the Game: How Fossil Fuel Sponsorships Are Tainting Our Favorite Sports Teams

The world of sports is not just about athletic prowess and team spirit, but also about big business and marketing opportunities. Fossil fuel companies, notorious for their role in climate change, have been quietly infiltrating the world of sports, sponsoring teams and events to clean up their image

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Sep 20 2024CRIME

Exploding Secrets on a Pipeline's Doorstep

When a white SUV crashed through a fence at a Walmart parking lot and ignited a pipeline fire earlier this week, little did anyone know that human remains were hidden beneath the smoldering wreckage. The Deer Park Police Department and Harris County Medical Examiner have launched a criminal investig

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Sep 19 2024HEALTH

Childhood Trauma: The Hidden Cost of Stress

Childhood trauma is often seen as a distant memory, something left behind in the past. But a recent study has shed light on the long-lasting impact of childhood adversity on our health. The research, led by UCLA Health, found that childhood trauma can increase the risk of developing 20 major disease

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Sep 18 2024POLITICS

Bomb Threats Rock Ohio City as Foreign Actors Take Credit

The quiet town of Springfield, Ohio, was shaken by a series of bomb threats last week, forcing the evacuation of schools, government buildings, and even elected officials' homes. But what made this incident particularly startling was the culprit: foreign actors, who claimed responsibility for the ma

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Sep 17 2024OPINION

A Health Care Dilemma: States' Immigration Laws Pose Challenges for Patients and Providers

In the United States, healthcare providers face a crucial decision: should they ask patients about their legal status? The debate has intensified in recent years, with various states introducing laws requiring healthcare providers to verify a patient's immigration status. Laws in Florida and Texas a

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Sep 17 2024ENVIRONMENT

The FCC's Space Sustainability Conundrum: Can They Save the Planet?

As humanity ventures further into the unknown, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is faced with a daunting task: to mitigate the environmental harm caused by rising megaconstellations of satellites orbiting the Earth. But, a recent Supreme Court ruling has raised questions about the FCC's a

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