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Month: July 2024

Utah Supreme Court Rules On Redistricting Case

(Salt Lake City, UT) — The Utah Supreme Court says lawmakers overstepped their authority when they changed a voter initiative establishing an independent redistricting commission. Yesterday’s court decision is in connection with the League of Women Voters of Utah and others’ challenge to action by the legislature. The ruling overturns […]

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Inside the cutthroat world of becoming a Wimbledon ball boy and ball girl

Inside the cutthroat world of becoming a Wimbledon ball boy and ball girl

Only 280 ball boys and girls will be chosen from around 1,500 applicants each year, including 170 new recruits and 110 recall applications from those who have served in the previous two Championships. — ABC News (LONDON) — The first thing you should know about becoming a ball boy or […]

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Life-threatening heat heading to East Coast as high temperatures continue to rage in the West

Life-threatening heat heading to East Coast as high temperatures continue to rage in the West

ABC News (NEW YORK) — Historic heat is still raging in the West, with life-threatening temperatures baking California to Colorado before the dangerous, triple-digit heat moves to the East Coast. Las Vegas hit its sixth day in a row of temperatures at or above 115 degrees as the city soared […]

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Man charged with capital murder in ambush shooting of deputy: Official

Man charged with capital murder in ambush shooting of deputy: Official

Harris County Deputy Fernando Esqueda was shot and killed on July 10, 2024. — Harris County Sheriff’s Department (HOUSTON) — The man accused of gunning down Deputy Fernando Esqueda in an ambush attack was arrested overnight and has been charged with capital murder, according to Harris County, Texas, authorities. The […]

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How zoos in the hottest parts of the country keep animals healthy during extreme heat

How zoos in the hottest parts of the country keep animals healthy during extreme heat

Shasta, a male cougar, licks a cool ice pop treat at the Houston Zoo, June 26, 2013, in Houston. — Michael Paulsen/Houston Chronicle via Getty Images, FILE (NEW YORK) — Animals are perhaps more readily equipped than humans to deal with extreme heat. But when the heat index climbs into […]

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When will the extreme heat end? What the current forecasts are saying

When will the extreme heat end? What the current forecasts are saying

ABC News (NEW YORK) — Keep the air conditioners running and the sunscreen handy — the extreme heat in the U.S. is not going anywhere soon. Portions of the country have been experiencing scorching temperatures over the past week, but significant relief from the stifling conditions will not come in […]

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Scoreboard Roundup – 7/11/24

Scoreboard Roundup – 7/11/24

iStock (NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Thursday’s sports events: MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL INTERLEAGUE Toronto Blue Jays 5, San Francisco Giants 3Chicago Cubs 8, Baltimore Orioles 0Houston Astros 6, Miami Marlins 3 AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit Tigers 10, Cleveland Guardians 1Boston Red Sox 7, Oakland Athletics 0Tampa Bay Rays […]

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Utah Valley Men’s Basketball Signs Loyola Marymount Transfer Thursday

Utah Valley Men’s Basketball Signs Loyola Marymount Transfer Thursday

OREM, Utah-Thursday afternoon, Utah Valley men’s basketball head coach Todd Phillips confirmed the program had signed former Stanford and Loyola Marymount guard Noah Taitz. The 6-4, 190-pound Taitz comes to the Wolverines as a graduate senior and was most recently at Loyola Marymount, where he averaged 1 point per game […]

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Frustration grows as Houston’s power outage goes into 4th sweltering day

Frustration grows as Houston’s power outage goes into 4th sweltering day

Brandon Bell/Getty Images (HOUSTON) — More than a million electrical customers in Houston remained without power amid sweltering weather on Thursday and most won’t have their power restored until the end of this weekend, a full week after Hurricane Beryl swept in and damaged the energy grid, officials said. Many […]

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As death toll climbs in the West from historic US heat wave, flash flooding, tornadoes hit the East

As death toll climbs in the West from historic US heat wave, flash flooding, tornadoes hit the East

ABC News (WASHINGTON) — As a historic U.S. heat wave continued on Thursday, heat-related deaths in July climbed to at least 28 in the West, while the East Coast recovered from tornadoes and flash flooding as it braced for the return of sweltering temperatures after a brief break. More than […]

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