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Staten Island's Chilly Welcome to 2026

January 1, 2026

New Year's Day in Staten Island brought a surprise—a light snowfall that left a thin white layer on sidewalks and streets. This wasn't a heavy snowstorm but just enough to make the area look like it had been sprinkled with powdered sugar. The snow didn't stick around for long, but it did set the sta

weather

Weather Shifts: What's in Store for the Capital Area?

January 1, 2026

The Capital Area is in for a weather rollercoaster as we step into the new year. It's not exactly Arctic out there, but the mid-30s temperatures are still making people bundle up. However, things are about to change fast. By afternoon, the chill will start to fade, with highs creeping up to nearly 7

education

Little Heroes, Big Lessons: Courtney Rees and Her Pre-K Classroom

January 1, 2026

Courtney Rees found her calling in a place she least expected. She was all set to teach high school English, but a summer camp volunteer gig changed everything. Working with young kids was a game-changer. Their energy was infectious, and she loved the connection she made with them. So, she switched

technology

ASRock's Big Plans for CES 2026: Cooling, Boards, and More

January 1, 2026

ASRock is gearing up for CES 2026 with a lot of new tech. They are bringing new cooling systems, motherboards, graphics cards, power supplies, and monitors. The cooling systems are designed to be super quiet and come with a six-year warranty. They also have advanced thermal materials and easy-to-ins

health

OHIP Faces Legal Challenge Over Vaccination Claims

January 1, 2026

OHIP, Ontario's health insurance program, is in a legal battle. They want to challenge a recent court decision. This decision stopped them from charging for mass vaccinations. The issue is about who should pay for these services. The court said OHIP can't bill for vaccinations given to large groups

weather

Chilly Start to the New Year in NYC

January 1, 2026

The Big Apple is in for a frosty welcome to 2024. A light dusting of snow is on the way, starting late on Wednesday night and lingering into the early hours of New Year's Day. Don't expect a big snowstorm, though. The National Weather Service says we're looking at less than an inch of accumulation. ...

politics

Kansas Governor's Power on Extradition: What You Need to Know

January 1, 2026

Kansas is in a heated debate about the death penalty. At the center of this is whether the governor can refuse to send people to states that use it. The state's attorney general, Kris Kobach, says no. He believes the governor must follow the law and can't pick and choose who to extradite. The gover

sports

Sports Buzz: Big Plays and Big Moves

January 1, 2026

The sports world is buzzing with major updates. Let's dive in! First off, the College Football Playoff is back, and the spotlight is on Miami and Ohio State. These teams are set to face off in the quarterfinals. Experts are divided on who will come out on top, but everyone agrees it's going to be a

politics

President Trump Blocks Two Bills, Sparks Controversy

December 31, 2025

President Donald Trump recently made a bold move by vetoing two bills that had support from both Democrats and Republicans. These bills were all about improving infrastructure, but Trump said no, claiming they would cost taxpayers too much money. One of the bills, H. R. 131, was about reducing the

sports

Lakers' Struggle: A Look at the Pistons' Physical Play and Officials' Calls

December 31, 2025

The Los Angeles Lakers faced a tough night against the Detroit Pistons, ending in a 128-106 loss. Coach JJ Redick pointed out that the referees' decisions played a role in the game's outcome. He mentioned that the team felt frustrated due to turnovers and perceived fouls that weren't called. Redick