 | ||||||
| Washington Weather | ||||||
| NOTÍCIAS | ||||||
| Area recovers from cold blast Power outages began late Tuesday night after cold weather damaged Entergy equipment, the company said. Entergy reported Wednesday that power outages affected 9,000 customers in Lafourche and 24 in Terrebonne. However, the company said Thursday that the latter number was incorrect and ...
| ||||||
| Portland metro Friday weather: Tide levels slowly return to normal on the coast; showers inland After what was a wild and dangerous day on Oregon and Washington beaches on Thursday, the strong low pressure system that produced dangerous surf is in the process of weakening. The high surf advisory along the coast continues through 3 p.m. on Friday. The National Weather Service warns of ...
| ||||||
| It's not over yet: Road conditions vary across region in storm's aftermath A fatal vehicle wreck related to the storm killed a driver who ran off the road in Washington County Thursday morning, said Keith Acree, Department of Public Safety spokesman. A crash that killed one person and hurt two on Interstate 40 in Raleigh late Thursday did not appear to be weather-related, ...
| ||||||
| Local pilgrims attending March for Life in Washington, DC On Thursday, several hundred Catholic pilgrims, mostly teens from across the local diocese, began to travel by bus to Washington, D.C, for the world's largest pro-life event. The participants made significant sacrifices to come, including time away from family, cold weather and much more. Sarah Wandor ...
| ||||||
| Government drops prosecution of 129 inauguration defendants WASHINGTON - The U.S. government announced on Thursday that it is abandoning its prosecution of more than 120 defendants charged with crimes over their involvement in violent protests on the day of Donald Trump's inauguration one year ago. A statement from the U.S. Attorney's office said the ...
| ||||||
| New Trump office would protect conscience rights of doctors WASHINGTON (AP) — Reinforcing its strong connection with social conservatives, the Trump administration announced Thursday a new federal office to protect medical providers refusing to participate in abortion, assisted suicide or other procedures on moral or religious grounds. Leading Democrats ...
| ||||||
| Você recebeu este e-mail porque se inscreveu nos Alertas do Google. |
 Receber este alerta como feed RSS |
| Feedback sobre o Google+ |