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Month: September 2020

Sea lion sunbathes amid piles of garbage

Click here for updates on this story     SACRAMENTO, CA (KOVR) — The Sacramento River’s trash problem is more than just an eyesore. A sea lion was spotted sunbathing along the Sacramento River just a few days ago amidst piles of garbage. “I was like ‘Oh My God, there’s water bottles and trash and liquor bottles.’

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University of Wisconsin-Madison restricts students’ movement for the next two weeks as Covid-19 cases rise

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is directing all undergraduate students to restrict their movements for the next two weeks in an attempt to reverse a recent rise in Covid-19 cases. In a memo to students, faculty and staff on Monday, Chancellor Rebecca Blank called on students to severely limit in-person interactions and stay in their residences

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West Virginia University becomes the latest school to backtrack on in-person classes after a spike in Covid-19 cases

After a week and a half of in-person classes, West Virginia University announced Monday it was moving undergraduate classes online after seeing a spike in Covid-19 cases and the occurrence of several parties this weekend at the school. The Morgantown campus canceled all in-person classes Monday and will host online classes only starting Wednesday through

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Ellen DeGeneres sets talk show return date

Ellen DeGeneres is going to “talk about it. “ The “it,” of course, presumably refers to allegations that the show was a toxic work environment for several staffers, who spoke to Buzzfeed for a report published this summer. In addition to prompting an apology from DeGeneres, the report led to changes at the show, including

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Stay-at-home orders tied to drop in Covid-19 spread

When people obeyed stay-at-home orders this past spring, it reduced the spread of Covid-19, according to new research published Tuesday. “These findings suggest that stay-at-home social distancing mandates, when they were followed by measurable mobility changes, were associated with reduction in Covid-19 cases,” the researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison wrote in the study published

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