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- Videocast: Soggy Saturday for Some April 10, 2021Showers on the Way
- Virtual competition lets kids pitch business ideas April 10, 2021Kids get a chance to prove how smart they are and possibly start a new business in the process.
- The Rock will pay for your guac if you order his tequila at a restaurant April 10, 2021In an effort to support local restaurants and bars, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is pledging to pay for your guacamole if you order both that and his brand of tequila — Teremana tequila — from May 1 to May 5.
- Best Buy launches a new $200 membership program to fight Amazon April 10, 2021With the new membership, Best Buy is targeting customers who "have more devices and technology in their home, but have trouble understanding it all and need help."
- Acting FDA commissioner: Pfizer's request to allow vaccine for adolescents will be reviewed 'as quickly as possible' April 10, 2021The pharmaceutical company said in a statement it will seek similar rulings by other authorities around the world in the coming days.
- Wearing masks could save at least 14,000 people from COVID-19 deaths by August, model predicts April 10, 2021The projection factors in the rate of vaccine distribution as well as the concerning spread of more transmissible variants.
- COVID-19, Prince Philip's no-fuss attitude mean simpler funeral plan April 10, 2021Funerals are currently restricted to 30 people or fewer under England’s coronavirus rules, so it's likely to be immediate family only.
- High schools restrict guests, add masks for prom this year April 10, 2021Some students are unhappy with the next restrictions in place for prom this year, but schools are focused on safety first.
- Arizona businesses won't have to enforce mask mandates April 10, 2021Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey issued an executive order last month banning local mask mandates, but several jurisdictions run by Democrats have refused to rescind their mask orders
- Chances for some early showers Saturday April 10, 2021Chief Meteorologist Kurtis Gertz brings the latest in KCCI weather.
- Medical examiner blames police pressure for George Floyd's death April 10, 2021The chief medical examiner who ruled George Floyd's death a homicide testified that the way police held him down and compressed his neck "was just more than Mr. Floyd could take," given the condition of his heart.
- Rep. Miller-Meeks sounds off on vaccine passports April 10, 2021Gov. Kim Reynolds stated earlier this week that she's taking a stand against vaccine passports. Now, Republican Congresswoman Mariannette Miller-Meeks is responding.
- EXPLAINER: What the release of 2020 census numbers means for you April 10, 2021The U.S. Census Bureau is releasing the first numbers from the 2020 census before the end of the month. Here's what is at stake for your community.
- Caught on camera: Lightning obliterates tree by Midwest school April 10, 2021The National Weather Service says this is a reminder of their warning slogan, "When thunder roars, go indoors."
- Scientists will study brain of former NFL player who police say killed 5 people then took his own life April 10, 2021A coroner said Friday her office reached out to Boston University to study Phillip Adams' brain to see whether he had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE.
- History & Hope: A celebration of Black history April 10, 2021The fight for civil rights and justice goes back generations and has looked different each decade.
- Victim's family calls for harsher punishment for teen that caused fatal crash April 9, 2021Troy Matice was killed last year in a crash after a 15-year-old failed to yield. Now, Matice's family is calling for harsher charges.
- George Floyd's death: What we learned during the 2nd week of Derek Chauvin's trial April 9, 2021Here are some of the major pieces of testimony during the second week of the trial.
- Friday evening cold and chilly, rain returns Saturday April 9, 2021Chief Meteorologist Kurtis Gertz has the latest forecast.
- Iowans working in foster system reports thousands in need of homes April 9, 2021Federal leaders continue to call on states for help at the border as thousands of children cross into the United States alone.
Minnesota News
- Spring tips for homeowners from Minnesota-based Family Handyman April 10, 2021Check out these spring home tips from Family Handyman, plus a hidden TV project included in the May issue.
- Fresh Spring recipes from Rock Elm at The Grove April 10, 2021Rock Elm in Maple Grove is debuting a new menu including many fresh spring appetizers.
- Lao New Year recipe: Mushroom Laab April 10, 2021Laab is a popular dish eaten during the Lao, Thai and Cambodian New Year.
- Minnesota stylist on layering like a pro April 10, 2021This time of year, layers are the way to go. Hear fashion tips from Ridgedale Center's resident stylist.
- The story of Minnesota business Alora Ambiance April 10, 2021Learn how local company Alora Ambiance got started and first introduced America to the reed diffuser.
- President Biden releases $1.5T 2022 federal budget proposal April 10, 2021The budget request spells out Biden’s top priorities as Congress weighs its spending plans for next year.
- St. Vincent awaits new volcanic explosions as help arrives April 10, 2021Nations are helping their neighbor, even agreeing to temporarily open their borders to the roughly 16,000 evacuees fleeing ash-covered communities.
- 3,000-year-old 'lost golden city' discovered in Egypt April 10, 2021The city dates back to what is considered a golden era of ancient Egypt, the period under King Amenhotep III of the 18th dynasty.
- KARE 11 Investigates: Key question – Why did Chauvin stay on Floyd? April 10, 2021Even if using a knee to control a suspect is justified, the jury in Derek Chauvin’s murder trial may still ask why George Floyd was held down after he passed out.
- New program uses exercise to help manage emotions surrounding Chauvin trial April 10, 2021Iron Sharpening Iron is a workout program that uses physical activity to help men cope with the many emotions that have come with the Derek Chauvin trial.
- Reagan's would-be assassin to pursue unconditional release April 10, 2021John Hinckley has been living under increasingly fewer restrictions in a gated community in Williamsburg. He shot and wounded President Ronald Reagan in 1981.
- Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II were already related before they married April 10, 2021Queen Elizabeth II and the late Prince Philip were not just related by marriage. They both had some of the same royal blood, separated by generations.
- "I was heartbroken...and needed to do something.” Woman helps preserve George Floyd plywood art murals April 10, 2021More than 800 boards are now stored at a northeast Minneapolis warehouse.
- Strategies to score a COVID-19 vaccine appointment: Zip code lists, time zone changes and multiple profiles April 9, 2021If your frustration is mounting, viewers share their best tips and tricks beyond the go-to websites to secure a shot at pharmacies.
- Here's why Prince Philip was not King Philip April 9, 2021Although he was married to the queen, Prince Philip not only did not have the title of king, his son had more royal privileges than him.
- White Bear Lake HS students stage walkout over racist, threatening messages on social media April 9, 2021School district leaders and the White Bear Lake Police Department say they are working quickly to find out who's responsible.
- J&J vaccine supply drops dramatically, how it could affect appointments in Minnesota April 9, 2021This week, Minnesota received 80,800 doses. Next week, the state is expected to receive 9,600 doses.
- Medical examiner who performed Floyd's autopsy testified in 'the most important day' of the Chauvin trial April 9, 2021At the end of week two, the jury finally heard from the medical examiner who performed George Floyd's autopsy, testimony that is critical to both sides.
- 'This world has lost a REAL ONE': Entertainers react to DMX passing April 9, 2021DMX, the iconic hip-hop artist behind the songs 'Ruff Ryders’ Anthem' and 'Party Up (Up in Here),' died Friday at age 50.
- Third Minnesotan arrested in connection with U.S. Capitol insurrection April 9, 2021A 26-year-old man from Lindstrom was taken into custody Friday for his alleged involvement in the Jan. 6 breach at the Capitol building.
Nebraska News
- Virtual competition lets kids pitch business ideas April 10, 2021Kids get a chance to prove how smart they are and possibly start a new business in the process.
- The Rock will pay for your guac if you order his tequila at a restaurant April 10, 2021In an effort to support local restaurants and bars, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is pledging to pay for your guacamole if you order both that and his brand of tequila — Teremana tequila — from May 1 to May 5.
- Best Buy launches a new $200 membership program to fight Amazon April 10, 2021With the new membership, Best Buy is targeting customers who "have more devices and technology in their home, but have trouble understanding it all and need help."
- Acting FDA commissioner: Pfizer's request to allow vaccine for adolescents will be reviewed 'as quickly as possible' April 10, 2021The pharmaceutical company said in a statement it will seek similar rulings by other authorities around the world in the coming days.
- 'They're going in the wrong direction': Doctors offer opinions on younger hospital trends April 10, 2021Hospitals across the metro are treating younger COVID-19 patients
- Cool, cloudy, blustery Saturday April 10, 2021Showers will move out this morning, but clouds will be a bit more stubborn. Temperatures today will top out in the upper 50s to lower 60s with gusts possible up to 30 MPH. Meteorologist Caitlin Harvey has your latest Weather Now Forecast.
- Wearing masks could save at least 14,000 people from COVID-19 deaths by August, model predicts April 10, 2021The projection factors in the rate of vaccine distribution as well as the concerning spread of more transmissible variants.
- COVID-19, Prince Philip's no-fuss attitude mean simpler funeral plan April 10, 2021Funerals are currently restricted to 30 people or fewer under England’s coronavirus rules, so it's likely to be immediate family only.
- Officials: Patient experienced 'significant medical event' weeks after receiving Johnson & Johnson vaccine April 10, 2021Developing:
- Rain exits early Saturday with sun for most of the weekend April 10, 2021Any lingering showers should be out early Saturday morning. Sun might take its time Saturday, then it sticks around into Sunday. Meteorologist Matt Serwe updates your Weather Now forecast.
- Omaha company conducting children COVID-19 vaccine trials April 10, 2021QCR Omaha helped test Pfizer vaccine in June, now testing Moderna on children
- Arizona businesses won't have to enforce mask mandates April 10, 2021Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey issued an executive order last month banning local mask mandates, but several jurisdictions run by Democrats have refused to rescind their mask orders
- Abuse allegations at Omaha day care April 10, 2021Omaha police cited 3 workers at Rosewood Academy
- Medical examiner blames police pressure for George Floyd's death April 10, 2021The chief medical examiner who ruled George Floyd's death a homicide testified that the way police held him down and compressed his neck "was just more than Mr. Floyd could take," given the condition of his heart.
- EXPLAINER: What the release of 2020 census numbers means for you April 10, 2021The U.S. Census Bureau is releasing the first numbers from the 2020 census before the end of the month. Here's what is at stake for your community.
- Caught on camera: Lightning obliterates tree by Midwest school April 10, 2021The National Weather Service says this is a reminder of their warning slogan, "When thunder roars, go indoors."
- Platteview's own Panther: Pitt's Starks returns home for NCAA Tournament April 10, 2021Sabrina Starks earned 2nd Team All-ACC honors in her junior season at Pitt.
- Local day care voluntarily closes locations after health officials report UK variant outbreak April 10, 2021Rosewood Academy leaders sent a letter home to parents Sunday explaining the reasoning for the closure.
- Scientists will study brain of former NFL player who police say killed 5 people then took his own life April 10, 2021A coroner said Friday her office reached out to Boston University to study Phillip Adams' brain to see whether he had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE.
- Former Hearst CEO Frank Bennack publishing new book July 2, 2019Former Hearst Corp. CEO Frank A. Bennack Jr. is publishing a new book that offers business advice in a memoir, The Albany Times Union reported.
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