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The "Halloween" franchise isn’t just a straight line of sequels; it’s more like a twisted hedge maze with four different paths. Yes, Michael Myers has four distinct timelines to choose from, making
A surge in energized solar particles hurling toward the Earth is lighting up the skies as far south as Florida with dazzling displays, which meteorologists say is powerful enough to knock out a few
(NewsNation) — The Supreme Court temporarily halted a lower court’s order to fully fund SNAP benefits for the estimated 42 million Americans who rely on the benefits to feed their families.
It’s the second year of the 12-team College Football Playoff. When the CFP committee starts releasing rankings later this season, they won’t be the end-all, be-all, given the new seeding rules for
KHON Honolulu
Adopt a pet for just $11, Veterans Day weekend only HONOLULU (KHON2) — Looking to adopt a pet? This Veterans Day weekend only, from Nov. 8 to Nov. 11, the Hawaiian Humane Society is offering $11 adoptions for the nearly 1,000 animals–including cats
With the pause in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits beginning Nov. 1, Shelby County Officials and Central Alabama organizations say there is still food assistance available.
And just like that, the first two months of the 2025-26 college golf season is in the books. It seems like yesterday it was September and college golf teams were kicking off their seasons
Cooking a Thanksgiving turkey can be an intimidating task (trust me, I’ve done it several years in a row). However, we’re told that one simple tool can ensure you have a perfectly prepared, succulent
Right after Halloween, Hollywood tends to get serious - awards season kicks into overdrive and streamers have to convince their subscribers to keep giving them money. That explains why Netflix's
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Animals in Australia that won’t kill youAustralian has long been considered the home of dangerous wildlife that can spell the doom of any person who isn’t careful. Spiders, snakes, and stonefish are only a few of this continent’s hazards,
Daily Voice New Haven County, CT
Bright Fireballs From Northern Taurid Meteor Shower Will Light Up Sky: Here's When A slow, spark-heavy meteor show is about to run the night shift. Look for long, bright streaks that hang in the sky and refuse to hurry.The Northern Taurid meteor
The GEM will have over 100,000 artefacts on display, from Tutankhamun’s tomb treasures to pharaoh Khufu’s famed ‘solar boat’.
Before making it big in Hollywood, these 10 actors worked surprising day jobs that couldn’t be further from the red carpet. Many famous actors didn’t start their careers on stage or in front of the
The City of Flowery Branch is working to get more support for the Gainesville-Hall Meals on Wheels chapter.The city government said it wants to encourage getting local senior citizens a special
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE — Oklahoma certainly didn’t play a perfect game on Saturday against Tennessee. At times, it was downright ugly, and a game filled with the same self-inflicted mistakes that
Albany Times Union
Albany woman bakes birthday cakes for children in need On Wednesday evening, Jessica Nolie had 126 eggs in her fridge. In the next room, her dining table was crowded with nearly 50 boxes of cake mix, frosting tubs by the dozen and gallons of oil.
Treatment with an experimental peanut protein patch can help young children safely build tolerance to peanuts, a new study says. More than 70% of children treated with the Viaskin Peanut Patch could
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3 reasons to see ‘Lost & Found in Cleveland,’ in theaters this weekendCLEVELAND, Ohio — After setting an attendance record at the Cleveland International Film Festival in March, “Lost & Found in Cleveland” is ready to share its hometown heart with the rest of the
The very-crowded San Diego Humane Society is trying something new with folks considering adding a dog to the family. Under the new Adoption Trial Program, “trial adopters” can pick out an “adult”
A couple who lived in Redmond for 40 years is heading home Friday after being trapped in Jamaica for four and a half days when Hurricane Melissa became one of the most powerful storms to make
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