Kuwait Airways names new chief
NASA's Odyssey Orbiter Celebrates 20 Years in Mars By Sharing Stunning Photo of Blue Dune
BISHOP ZONDO COURT DATE!
Police re-appeal for help finding teenager from Coventry who has gone missing from Birmingham
E-MailLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLikeLike
Citrus seeks ideas from Lake County's animal shelter
The Exquisite Liminality Of Zelda: Skyward Sword
Northam, activist groups demand accountability, investigation into Windsor traffic stop
Why is a 5,000 allowance given to low income earners?
Much of Massachusetts in Drought, Water Conservation Urged – NBC Boston
San Diego Padres LHP Adrian Morejon leaves Sunday start with injury
Mom Accused of Killing Her 3 Kids Once Shamed Mad Mothers Online
Dark Souls Remaster Price is Insane!
Over 30 fines issued for illegal house party in London
Gov. Northam announces state investigation into treatment of Army lieutenant by two Windsor police officers
Duke Energy Foundation Awards $40,000 To Polk Education Foundation And A Total Of $653,000 In Other Florida Education Grants
Death of Rep. Alcee Hastings sets off political showdown, as candidates line up to replace him
Relative of former Spanish Town don ‘held with illegal gun, ammo’
Ambulance dedicated to EMT who died after contracting COVID-19
My Key to Success: Forming Deep Connections
Max Meow Faces Tougher Foes in 'Donuts and Danger'
Texas reports 111 dead from February winter storm that knocked out power and water for millions
Deaths related to the storm had a range of causes.Locales such as Tarrant County, which includes Fort Worth, have yet to report any deaths related to the storm.The county’s medical examiner is investigating as many as 17 deaths that could be related to the storm.Texas was devastated when the state’s power grid collapsed because of the frigid temperatures and a record demand for electricity.
February’s brutal winter storm exposed the criminality of the state government, which worked with power companies to block regulation of the power grid in the interest of profits.Some people's medical equipment stopped working without power and others died of carbon monoxide poisoning as they desperately tried to heat their homes or keep warm in their cars.