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Steelers Watt concussion protocol
  • 10th Dec 2023

Steelers Watt concussion protocol

Steelers star linebacker T.J. Watt placed in concussion protocol after taking knee to the facemask; other NFL players also facing injuries.

Flush Truck Agreement Signed
  • 3rd Nov 2023

Flush Truck Agreement Signed

The Town of Bashaw has signed an agreement with the Village of Rosalind for flush truck services, allowing them to lease the vehicle instead of purchasing it.

N.Y.C. Protests Against Migrants Escalate - American Renaissance
  • 14th Oct 2023

N.Y.C. Protests Against Migrants Escalate - American Renaissance

Anti-migrant protests in Staten Island, New York, have intensified as the city struggles with the influx of migrants. Mayor Eric Adams warns that the issue could "destroy" the city. The protests have spread to other areas, highlighting the political divisions within New York.

Liverpool mayor: Labour conference begins with call for positive vision
  • 9th Oct 2023

Liverpool mayor: Labour conference begins with call for positive vision

Labour's time "has come again", says Liverpool metro mayor Steve Rotheram, urging Sir Keir Starmer to set out a positive vision at the party's conference. Rotheram feels a "buzz" similar to 1996 when Tony Blair led the party to victory. He hopes to see a unified party and a positive vision for change. Rotheram also wants more control and flexibility for regional governments and is passionate about apprenticeships and skills training. The cancellation of HS2 has damaged trust in central government, but Rotheram believes a Labour government would deliver without party politics.

Mississippi River Saltwater Intrusion: New Orleans Declares Emergency
  • 24th Sep 2023

Mississippi River Saltwater Intrusion: New Orleans Declares Emergency

Saltwater intrusion from the Gulf of Mexico is threatening drinking water supplies for 900,000 residents in Louisiana. Governor John Bel Edwards has declared an emergency and plans to request federal aid. The Mississippi River's low water levels have allowed the saltwater to intrude, and officials are working to mitigate the impacts and ensure safe drinking water. The saltwater wedge has already traveled 15 miles inland in just seven days, and without significant rainfall, an underwater levee will be overtopped, requiring freshwater to be transported by barge to water treatment plants.

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