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Winter Weather Advisory Grips Sierra Nevada as Nevada Braces for Snow; Local Hearing and Seahawks Win Stir Buzz
in NewsWinter weather sweeps the Sierra, bringing fresh snow and travel trouble for mountain commutes. A local competency hearing also takes center stage in a high-profile case. Meanwhile, a Seahawks win and a cooler, wetter forecast hint at more changes ahead.
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Legacy on Ice: The Next Generation Heads to Milan Cortina
in SportsLegacy meets the ice as a new generation chase Olympic glory. From Marina Klimova’s nerves watching her son Anthony to Ilia Malinin’s rise under a coaching lineage, these skaters blend family history with hunger and heart. A compelling snapshot of ambition, resilience, and the next wave of champions headed to the Games.
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Papua New Guinea’s Enga Tribal Clashes: Elite Funding Under Spotlight as Judge Returns to the Bench
in Fiji NewsTribal clashes in Enga Province may be fueled by funds and ammunition from influential local leaders, business figures, and MPs. As a senior judge begins a renewed term, calls for accountability and stronger law-and-order measures could reshape the province’s path toward peace.
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Canada’s Poirier and Gilles Eye Podium on Third Olympic Quest
in SportsCanadian ice dancers Paul Poirier and Piper Gilles are chasing a career-defining moment on their third Olympic bid. With years on the world stage behind them, they are pushing toward a potential turning point that could redefine their ice-dance story.
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Gibson and Fear Recreate Boléro in Tribute to Torvill and Dean Ahead of Milano Cortina 2026
in SportsBritish skaters Lewis Gibson and Lilah Fear revive a legendary Boléro moment, stepping out in the iconic Torvill and Dean costumes for a Halloween tribute that honors the past while chasing Olympic glory. A seamless blend of classic homage and modern flair hints at a season packed with drama, ambition, and a dream that could…
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USA Hockey Looks to 4 Nations Chemistry for Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympic Gold
in SportsTeam USA aims to translate last season’s momentum into Olympic gold, leaning on a familiar leadership core and growing on-ice chemistry. With most of the 4 Nations squad back and continuity at the helm, Milan-Cortina is shaping up as a test of teamwork, timing, and gold-medal resolve.
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Former How to Eat Fried Worms Star Blake Garrett Dies at 33
in NewsBlake Garrett, the former child actor behind a memorable film role, has died at 33. As memories pour in and the full story unfolds, this look back at his early fame and the years that followed offers a poignant reminder of the highs and pressures of growing up in the spotlight.
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Savannah Guthrie’s Mom Missing in Arizona Amid Bitcoin Ransom Demands
in NewsSavannah Guthrie is making a heartfelt plea as her 84-year-old mother disappears from an Arizona home. A ransom demand and a still-unclear timeline have authorities digging for answers, and the family remains hopeful for a safe return. Anyone with information is urged to come forward as the investigation continues.
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Chicago State vs. St. Francis (PA): Monday Night College Basketball Showdown Promises a Nail-Biter
in SportsTwo mid-major programs collide as Chicago State hosts St. Francis (PA) in a matchup that could come down to the wire. Early projections hint at a razor-thin thriller with late‑game drama and plenty of intrigue. A must-watch for fans who crave a true momentum swing.
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Lilah Fear Named Flag Bearer for Milano Cortina 2026 Opening Ceremony
in SportsHistory is being made as Lilah Fear is named flag bearer for the Milano Cortina 2026 opening ceremony—a rare milestone for a figure skater. She’ll share the honor with bobsledder Brad Hall as the Games get underway.
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US Women Face Switzerland in High-Stakes Olympic Hockey Showdown
in SportsAll roads lead to Milan for a high-stakes Olympic showdown between the U.S. and Switzerland. With Hilary Knight chasing history and the team riding momentum, Monday’s game could tilt the path to the knockout rounds. A showcase of skill, grit, and big moments—don’t miss the drama as the Olympic journey continues.
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Riot’s 2XKO Enters Fighting Game Arena with Accessible 2v2 Battles
in GamesRiot’s bold new fighting game, 2XKO, brings 2-on-2 battles and a simplified control scheme to the competitive stage, all wrapped in a vibrant, Arcane-inspired visual style. Yet the debut features a slim 12-character roster and a monetization approach that could redefine accessibility and depth in esports. One question looms: can this vision sustain long-term excitement…
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Lake Erie Nears Full Freeze as Dramatic Ice Crack Grabs Attention
in NewsLake Erie has become a winter spectacle: nearly its entire surface is frozen, with a dramatic 80-mile crack stretching from the Canadian shore toward Cleveland. Powerful winds and an Arctic blast are reshaping the ice and raising questions about how long the freeze will last and what spring might bring to the region.
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Emilea Zingas and Vadym Kolesnik: US Ice Dancers Chase 2026 Winter Olympics Dream
in SportsAt a bustling Novi arena, Emilea Zingas and Vadym Kolesnik push toward the 2026 Winter Olympics, navigating injuries, upheaval, and a citizenship hurdle. Their unlikely ice-dance partnership embodies grit, turning daunting odds into a momentum that inspires a new generation of skaters.
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Winter Storm Warning Hits Sierra Nevada, Triggers Travel Disruptions in California
in NewsWinter storm warnings are bearing down on the Sierra, threatening heavy snowfall and strong winds around Yosemite. Officials urge preparedness and staying alert as conditions deteriorate and travel becomes treacherous.
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Savannah Guthrie Urges Help as Nancy Guthrie Remains Missing
in NewsSavannah Guthrie’s emotional plea sharpens the search for her missing mother as investigators chase new leads and a ransom-note twist adds urgency to the mystery.
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Lindsey Vonn Crashes Early in Olympic Downhill, Airlifted for Medical Evaluation
in SportsAn Olympic return takes a dramatic turn as Lindsey Vonn crashes on the downhill. The tense moment on the Olympia delle Tofane leaves fans hopeful yet anxious, as questions loom about what comes next for the ski legend.
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12-Year-Old Rising Star Setaita Poised to Shake Suva Volleyball
in Fiji NewsAt just 12 years old, Setaita Senikuba Vakaweleivalu is proving that big dreams can come from humble beginnings. A rising volleyball talent in Suva, she draws strength from family, coaches, and early moments on the court. With tournaments ahead and a future packed with potential, her story is just beginning.
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PAP Defends Candidate-Selection Secrecy as Leak Probe Intensifies Ahead of Elections
in Fiji NewsA circulating social media list tied to potential PAP candidates has the party weighing in. General secretary Sila Balawa stresses that the candidate application and selection process is strictly confidential and leaks will be treated as serious breaches. With elections looming, PAP pledges to uphold integrity, discipline, and unity while guarding against misinformation.
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PAP launches internal probe into alleged candidate-list leak
in Fiji NewsA suspected leak has surfaced around a political party’s candidate application process, triggering an internal investigation and renewed focus on confidentiality. Officials stress that the selection process is private, underscoring the high-stakes balance between privacy and discipline ahead of the elections.
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Fiji’s CETWUF Threatens February Strike at Energy Fiji Limited as Arbitration Looms
in Fiji NewsFiji’s energy sector braces for a potential strike as a bargaining stand-off between CETWUF and Energy Fiji Limited intensifies. With arbitration on the horizon and mediation stalled, the coming days could redefine how worker grievances are addressed at the utility.