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Jan 10 2026ENVIRONMENT

Easy Ways to Keep Your Walkway Safe and Green

In the winter, icy walkways can be a real hassle. Many people use rock salt to melt the ice, but it isn't great for the environment. The good news is, there are other options that work just as well. Rock salt can be harmful to plants and animals. High amounts of it can damage the environment. Pets

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Jan 10 2026SCIENCE

Unravel the Cosmic Puzzle: Test Your Space Smarts!

Ever wondered how much you really know about the universe? There's a fun way to find out. Each week, a popular space news site shares amazing stories. These stories cover everything from new space missions to breathtaking images of distant galaxies. But how well do you remember these tales? To make

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Jan 10 2026ENTERTAINMENT

North Aurora's New Sound of Business

North Aurora has just given the green light to a Mexican eatery, Mariscos El Catrin Del Mar, to host live entertainment. This isn't just about tacos and margaritas anymore; the village board has approved a special license for the restaurant to bring in live music, DJs, and other performers. This de

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Jan 10 2026CRIME

The Hidden Truth Behind the Predator Stings

The documentary "Predators" dives deep into the world of predator stings, revealing a side that was often overlooked during the original broadcasts. It starts with a focus on the raw, unedited footage that was never shown to the public. This footage shows the real impact of the stings, far from the

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Jan 10 2026BUSINESS

EV Market Slowdown: GM's Big Financial Adjustment

GM is feeling the pinch in the electric vehicle (EV) market. The company has announced a significant financial adjustment, amounting to $6 billion. This move is tied to their plans to scale back some EV production. The decision comes as demand for EVs cools down and regulatory support wanes. This i

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Jan 10 2026SCIENCE

Uncovering the Past: How People Changed a Spanish Lagoon

In the southeast of Spain, scientists dug deep to learn about the area's history. They studied a 14-meter-long sample of sediment from a place called San Juan de los Terreros. This sample held secrets from the last 7, 800 years. The team used different methods to analyze the sample. They looked at

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Jan 10 2026WEATHER

Wisconsin Faces Winter Weekend: Snow and Chill Ahead

Wisconsin is in for a snowy weekend, with the northern parts of the state getting the brunt of it. Expect 4 to 8 inches of snow up north, while central and southern areas will see less than 2 inches. This storm is moving in from the central Plains and will sweep through the Upper Midwest. Temperatu

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Jan 10 2026SPORTS

Chilly Showdown: Packers and Bears Face Off in Wintery Chicago

The stage is set for a classic clash between the Packers and Bears, but Mother Nature is throwing in a challenge. On Saturday night, Soldier Field will be a frosty battleground, with snow flurries and wind gusts up to 30 mph expected at kickoff. The temperature will hover around 32 degrees, but the

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Jan 09 2026ENVIRONMENT

The West's Snow Woes: A Growing Concern

The western US is facing a serious snow shortage, causing trouble for businesses and raising fears about water supplies for the summer. Brad Riesenberg, who owns a snowmobiling company in Utah, has never seen a winter like this one. The lack of snow has forced him to cancel tours and lose money. Uta

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Jan 09 2026POLITICS

Greenland's Riches: Why the U. S. Wants a Piece of the Arctic Pie

Greenland, a vast Arctic island, has caught the attention of U. S. President Donald Trump. He has expressed interest in acquiring the territory, even hinting at using military force. But why is Greenland so important? Greenland is a treasure trove of natural resources. It holds 25 of the 34 mineral

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