Extreme floodwaters rushed through the streets of El Paso, Texas
Floodwaters caused raging currents to fill the streets of El Paso, Texas.
Vaccine breakups: Is it fair to cut someone out of your life for not getting the shot?
Family members and friends disagree about the COVID-19 vaccine. If you want to cut someone out for their vaccine politics, here’s what to know.
Summer films were ‘absolutely necessary.’ What to know about moviegoing heading into an unstable fall
Was having a summer movie season during a pandemic worth it? A look at moviegoing heading into an unpredictable fall thanks to the delta variant.
Review: Brilliant ‘CODA’ is a moving, must-see movie that will inspire you to sign up for Apple TV+
The fantastic, funny and heartfelt dramedy ‘CODA’ creates a touching film about a deaf family and teen girl needing to find her voice.
What experts hope to do to win the race against Covid variants
The urgency to get more of the US population vaccinated is only growing, experts say, as the Delta variant keeps spreading and more children are hospitalized
Thousands of Mississippi students are quarantining
More than 4,400 students in Mississippi are quarantining after being exposed to Covid-19 in the first weeks of the school year, according to data from the state’s department of health.
Census Bureau set to release data, starting scramble to redraw congressional lines
The Census Bureau is set to release the data used to draw congressional and state legislative district lines Thursday, beginning a nationwide scramble to draw new boundaries in time for next year’s midterm elections.
These foods disappeared from grocery stores last year. Now they’re back
If you walked into a grocery store last year, you may have made some unfortunate discoveries: No reduced-fat Jif peanut butter on shelves. Less Progresso soup. Fewer varieties of Smucker’s Uncrustables sandwiches available.
How Wendy’s plans to keep you coming back for breakfast
Customers are buying Wendy’s breakfast. And the chain wants to keep it that way.
Wildland firefighters could get $20,000 raise from infrastructure bill
Federal wildland firefighters, who currently make as little as $13.45 an hour, could get a long-awaited pay raise if the bipartisan infrastructure package making its way through Congress eventually gets to President Joe Biden’s desk.
Senate passes a $3.5 trillion blueprint for transforming America
• 5 things you didn’t know were in the infrastructure bill
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