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Jan 24 2026WEATHER

Minnesota's Chilly Weekend: What to Expect

Minnesota is in for a frosty weekend. The cold snap is not just a one-day event. It's sticking around. Saturday is expected to be colder than usual. Most places will stay below freezing. Only a few spots in the southwest might see temperatures rise above zero. The wind won't be as strong as it was

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Jan 24 2026WEATHER

Flights Grounded: Winter Storm Wreaks Havoc Across the US

A powerful winter storm sweeping across the United States has caused a significant impact on air travel. By Saturday morning, over 15, 000 flights were disrupted, with cancellations and delays affecting major airlines nationwide. American Airlines faced the most disruptions, while Southwest and Delt

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Jan 24 2026HEALTH

Nurses' Hidden Struggles: The Unseen Toll of COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has been tough on everyone, but nurses have faced some of the biggest challenges. They've had to deal with shortages of supplies, overwhelming workloads, and tough ethical choices. This has taken a toll on their well-being, job security, and the care they can provide. A recent

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Jan 24 2026WEATHER

Chilly Weather Pushes U. S. Power Grid to Its Limits

The U. S. power grid is under serious pressure due to a severe cold snap. Grid operators are taking extra steps to prevent power outages as freezing temperatures affect a large part of the country. The PJM Interconnection, which supplies electricity to 67 million people in the East and Mid-Atlantic,

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Jan 24 2026WEATHER

Winter Storm Fern: Delta Air Lines Faces Flight Cancellations and Travel Chaos

Winter storm Fern is causing a lot of trouble for air travel. Delta Air Lines has had to cancel more flights in Atlanta and along the East Coast. This includes big cities like Boston and New York. The storm is expected to bring ice to Atlanta and heavy snow to the Northeast starting Sunday afternoon

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Jan 24 2026TECHNOLOGY

Smarter Deliveries: How Tech is Solving the Last-Mile Problem

In today's fast-paced world, getting packages to customers quickly and safely is a big challenge. One major hurdle? Getting into gated communities or secure buildings. Without the right access, delivery drivers often can't complete their tasks on time. This is where new technology comes in. A recen

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Jan 24 2026HEALTH

Living Better: A Look at a Lifestyle Program for Mental Health in Northern Sweden

In Northern Sweden, a lifestyle program was introduced to help people with mental health issues. The goal was to improve their well-being through group activities. This program was run by staff who provide housing support. The idea was to make the program fit the local needs and make it a part of da

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Jan 24 2026HEALTH

Small tweaks, big rewards: How tiny habits can add years to your life

People often think that making big changes is the only way to improve health. But, small adjustments can have a huge impact. Doctors have found that three simple shifts in daily habits can add nearly a decade to a person's life. First, let's talk about food. Eating healthy is not about strict diets

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Jan 24 2026SPORTS

Cleveland Browns Coaching Hunt: What's the Hold-Up?

The Cleveland Browns are in a tough spot. They need a new head coach, but finding the right fit isn't easy. The team has been talking to some young coaches, like Grant Udinski and Nate Scheelhaase. These guys have fresh ideas, but they also come with risks. Are the Browns ready to take a chance on t

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Jan 24 2026WEATHER

Winter Storm Puts FEMA Layoffs on Ice

A big winter storm is heading towards the US. It could cause serious problems. Power grids might go down. Travel could become dangerous. Because of this, FEMA has decided to stop laying off workers. This is interesting because the current administration has been cutting jobs at federal agencies. The

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