Month: February 2019
Flash flooding causes mudslides, wipes out roadways in Southern California
ABC News(NEW YORK) — A large storm brought heavy rain, high winds and very heavy mountain snow to California on Saturday. A series of storms is set to bring further impacts to the region over [Read More…]
School police officers reassigned after using stun gun on teen girl
iStock(CHICAGO) — A violent and “disturbing” confrontation between a female high school student and two Chicago police officers caught on cellphone video at a city school has resulted in felony charges for her and the [Read More…]
14 injured when bus carrying girls basketball team crashes in West Virginia
iStock(CHARLESTON, W.Va.) — Fourteen people were injured Saturday in West Virginia in a charter bus accident, officials said. One of the victims, a student, had to be airlifted to a trauma care center in Charleston, [Read More…]
KMMO Ag Day
Brownfield Anchor/Reporter Tom Steever will speak at Brownfield radio affiliate KMMO’s Ag Day on Thursday, March 21 near Marshall, Missouri Continue reading KMMO Ag Day at Brownfield Ag News.
MU Strip Trial Results
Brownfield’s Tom Steever will be on the ground for MU Strip Trial Results in Boonville, Missouri on February 26, 2019. Continue reading MU Strip Trial Results at Brownfield Ag News.
Cowboys at the Capitol
Brownfield’s Tom Steever will be on the ground with Cowboys at the Capitol (Missouri Cattlemen’s Association) in Jefferson City February 20, 2019. Continue reading Cowboys at the Capitol at Brownfield Ag News.
As Super Bowl fans descend on Atlanta, it’s game time for this subway station agent
Janet Weinstein/ABC News(ATLANTA) — Georgia resident James Bray eyes a group of fans as they approach the subway exit gates. One fan in particular needs help adding money to his train card. The 65-year-old Bray, [Read More…]
Boy Scouts of America welcomes girls into all of its programs for the first time
Courtesy: Kim Foli(GAINESVILLE, Fla.) — Olivia Foli, 14, grew up wanting to be in the Boy Scouts like her older brother. Now she’s going to be able to follow in his footsteps. Friday marked a [Read More…]
Congressman Dusty Johnson lauds U.S.S. South Dakota during commissioning
Congressman Dusty Johnson offered his thoughts during Saturday’s commissioning of the submarine USS South Dakota. He told the crowd, in his words, “this is our boat”, in three ways: as South Dakotans, as citizens of [Read More…]
Police seize $2M in drugs after trucks tried to avoid border checkpoint
Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office(GILA BEND, Ariz.) — Authorities in Arizona announced on Friday the seizure of two massive truckloads of marijuana and methamphetamine worth $2 million and the arrests of three suspects in the case. [Read More…]
Putin orders Russia to develop new missiles after US leaves treaty
iStock(MOSCOW) — President Vladimir Putin has ordered Russia’s military to begin developing new medium-range missiles in response to President Donald Trump’s announcement that the United States is leaving a key Cold War nuclear arms treaty. [Read More…]
Major storm could bring flash flooding, mudslides to Southern California
ABC News(NEW YORK) — A major Pacific storm moving onshore in California on Saturday morning will bring numerous hazards, including a high risk for flash flooding along the Southern California coast. Heavy rain will move [Read More…]
Is it meat or isn’t it?
Beef producers say making sure labels are clear is again a priority for 2019. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue says the USDA and the Food and Drug Administration are close to signing a memorandum of [Read More…]
Arctic air to return; a stormy pattern
Cold air will continue to erode across the Midwest, with above-normal temperatures expected by Saturday. Weekend temperatures will briefly top 70° as far north as the central Plains, but cold weather will be slow to [Read More…]
‘SIM swapping’ indictment in Manhattan spotlights tech-savvy fraud targeting crypto-currency owners
Bronek Kaminski/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — A tech-savvy bank robber wore no mask and carried no gun — but used the little chip inside a smartphone to steal untold thousands of dollars in what is becoming [Read More…]
Burglars take off with $300K in cash and jewelry after ransacking LA mansion
Jack Berman/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — It appeared to be a well-planned heist. Burglars smashed their way into a multi-million dollar Los Angeles mansion, ransacked the home, and somehow managed to take a 1,000-pound safe with [Read More…]
DC ‘mansion murderer’ gets four life sentences with no chance of parole
Metropolitan Police Department(WASHINGTON) — A judge in Washington, D.C., on Friday ordered that a man convicted for the gruesome murders of a child, his parents and their housekeeper in a local mansion in 2015 never [Read More…]
Michael Avenatti won’t be charged for alleged domestic violence at this time
Drew Angerer/Getty Images(LOS ANGELES) — High-profile lawyer Michael Avenatti, best known as a critic of President Donald Trump and for representing pornstar Stormy Daniels, will not be charged for alleged domestic violence at this time. [Read More…]
The Nature Conservancy: Bridging the gap between landowners, farmers, and soil health
The Nature Conservancy helped found and continues to be a major partner of the Soil Health Partnership for a variety of reasons. At the top is that it supports TNC’s vision of “a future world [Read More…]
Western Farm Show has grown in size of machinery, scope of seminars
The manager of the Western Farm Show says the biggest change since the show began almost six decades ago is the size and price of the displayed machinery. “I don’t think somebody like John Deere [Read More…]
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