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Month: May 2021

Temps heating up

Temps will continue to rise the next several days climbing to the mid and upper 90’s with sunshine mixing with some high level clouds. Slight rain chances both Sunday and Monday (Memorial Day) but do not cancel any outdoor plans as the chances will remain slight at 10%.

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Biden indicates he could support $1 trillion infrastructure plan, Republicans say, but sticking points remain

GOP senators say that President Joe Biden has informed them he’d be willing to accept an infrastructure package of around $1 trillion, significantly lower than the White House’s public offer last week. Two key GOP negotiators — Sens. Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia and Roger Wicker of Mississippi — both indicated on Tuesday that

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Los expertos de la OMS que investigan el origen del covid-19 apuntan a datos chinos pasados por alto para un nuevo estudio, dice una fuente

(CNN) — Datos chinos previamente pasados por alto sobre el análisis exhaustivo de animales para detectar el coronavirus en el momento en que estalló la pandemia se encuentran entre varias áreas identificadas para un estudio adicional por parte de los científicos de la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) que investigan los orígenes del covid-19,

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Algas tóxicas en Florida mataron 200 toneladas de vida marina hace tres años, y ahora amenazan con volver

(CNN) — No son solo los turistas los que invaden Florida en verano. Los coloridos microorganismos conocidos como marea roja y cianobacterias (algas verdeazules) también aprovechan el cambio de temperatura para proliferar. Y esto causa grandes problemas. Ambos tipos de floración de algas están empezando a hacer acto de presencia a lo largo de algunas

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Holocaust survivor who was sent to concentration camp as infant now has photographic proof of her experience

Click here for updates on this story     NEW YORK (WCBS) — Many of the survivors of the Holocaust have lasting memories they wish they could forget. One survivor may have no recollection, but new proof verifies her presence. Stella Fertig always had written verification she survived the Holocaust — a distribution card for her father

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Covid-19 vaccine isn’t linked to heart problems in young people — but doctors still worry parents will be scared to vaccinate their children

Pediatricians worry parents will misinterpret a finding by advisers to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and become scared — for no reason — to vaccinate their children against Covid-19. Last week, members of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices put out a statement that they had investigated reports of a heart

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Some Marylanders are seeing a cicada tsunami, while others haven’t seen any, expert explains why

Click here for updates on this story     RANDALLSTOWN, Maryland (WJZ) — When it comes to the cicadas they seem to cover some neighborhoods while avoiding others altogether. In Randallstown, they’re so bad some people are changing plans and avoiding going outside all together. When WJZ’s Sean Streicher arrived Monday afternoon it was raining, which seemed

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