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Jan 09 2025ENVIRONMENT

Dallas Zoo: Prepping Critters for Winter's Chill

The Dallas Zoo is gearing up for the icy weather headed their way. After a tough winter storm in 2021 left a third of the park without power, they've learned their lesson. Nine new generators are ready to kick in if needed, keeping the animals cozy. Staff will be doing overnight checks to make sure

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Jan 09 2025WEATHER

Southern Schools Shut Down as Winter Storms Hit

Schools across the Southern U. S. have canceled classes as another round of winter storms threaten the region. Texas, Kansas City, and Little Rock are among the areas seeing closures. The storm is expected to bring freezing rain and snow, making roads dangerous. Texas is preparing by treating roads

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Jan 09 2025WEATHER

Winter Storm Pauses Dallas-Fort Worth Events

A big snowstorm is on its way to Dallas-Fort Worth, and it's causing a lot of events to be canceled or postponed. Museums and arts centers are also closing their doors temporarily. The Dallas Morning News will keep updating this story, so everyone should stay tuned. Some events that were planned fo

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Jan 09 2025TECHNOLOGY

Samsung's New Vision AI: Making TVs Smarter

At CES 2025, Samsung unveiled Vision AI, a set of AI tools designed to transform your smart TV into an interactive, intelligent partner. This isn't just about watching content anymore. The Click to Search feature lets you identify actors and other info about what you're watching, similar to Amazon P

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Jan 09 2025TECHNOLOGY

Finding Your Phone Even When It's Off: A New Trick from OnePlus

Ever lost your phone and it was turned off? OnePlus has a clever solution called "Powered Off Finding. " This feature, found in the OnePlus 13, lets you track your device even when it's out of battery. How does it work? The phone's Bluetooth controller stays active and sends encrypted location signa

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Jan 09 2025ENVIRONMENT

Pets Find Refuge in Vet’s Care During LA Wildfires

Imagine a veterinarian who opens her doors to animals in need during a wildfire. That’s exactly what Annie Harvilicz, a Los Angeles vet, did. She welcomed over 40 dogs, cats, and even a rabbit named Oreo into her home and an empty pet hospital. Why? Because their owners couldn’t take them along as t

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Jan 09 2025HEALTH

Noisy Airports: A Silent Threat to Heart Health

Did you know living near airports can hurt your heart? A recent study found people exposed to high aircraft noise might face poor heart function, potentially leading to heart attacks, strokes, and irregular heartbeats. Scientists from the University College London discovered that those living close

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Jan 09 2025CELEBRITIES

Jamie Lee Curtis Joins Fire Relief Efforts with Big Donation

Actress Jamie Lee Curtis has chipped in a massive $1 million to support the communities hit by the ongoing wildfires around Los Angeles. She announced this generous contribution on Instagram, emphasizing that her family foundation is committed to making a real difference for the people and areas aff

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Jan 09 2025CELEBRITIES

Famous Faces Face the Heat of California Wildfires

Wildfires have swept through Southern California, forcing celebrities like Anthony Hopkins, Billy Crystal, and Adam Brody to evacuate their homes. The blazes started with the Pacific Palisades Fire on Tuesday, quickly spreading to other areas. Hopkins, for instance, lost his $6 million home, while B

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Jan 09 2025HEALTH

Heart Science: A Leap Forward

Imagine this: in the 1950s, heart attacks were a scary reality with no clear solutions. People often died suddenly, with little anyone could do. But some visionaries, like Mary Lasker and Senator Lister Hill, saw potential in medical science. They convinced the government to invest heavily in heart

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