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3 weeks ago | 
bringmethenews.com | Haley Nelson
Last year, we did a deep dive into local Twin Cities grocery store prices. We visited 12 local grocery stores and compared prices for 22 common grocery items to find the cheapest retailer in the metro. A year later, we've done it again: We visited the same grocery stores, compared prices on the same grocery items, and tallied it all up to find out which store is the cheapest.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Haley Nelson
Last year, we did a deep dive into local Twin Cities grocery store prices. We visited 12 local grocery stores and compared prices for 22 common grocery items to find the cheapest retailer in the metro. A year later, we’ve done it again: We visited the same grocery stores, compared prices on the same grocery items, and tallied it all up to find out which store is the cheapest.
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1 month ago | 
bringmethenews.com | Haley Nelson |Adam Uren
Egg prices, which has increasingly been used as a bellwether for the cost of shopping in the U.S., have been skyrocketing across the nation. It comes as avian flu spreads among commercial poultry, resulting in millions of birds being euthanized and allegedly tightening egg supply.
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1 month ago | 
oregonlive.com | Haley Nelson
HOODOO SKI AREA — Ukrainian war veteran Oleksandr Shvachka lost his left leg to Russian tank fire outside Kyiv. Three years on, the latest step in his physical and mental rehabilitation recently unfolded under a brilliant blue sky on a snow-covered mountain more than 5,000 miles (8,047 kilometers) away.
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1 month ago | 
atlanticcouncil.org | Olga Khakova |Haley Nelson |Simon Lomax |Morgan D. Bazilian
As the second Donald Trump administration settles in, at least one energy priority will remain consistent: bipartisan efforts to position the US nuclear energy industry for a greater share in the global marketplace. In early February, Secretary Chris Wright emphasized Trump’s priority for the United States: to “lead the commercialization of affordable and abundant nuclear energy” amid surging global energy demand.
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1 month ago | 
atlanticcouncil.org | Simon Lomax |Morgan D. Bazilian |Greg Clough |Haley Nelson
Three years of Russia’s senseless aggression in Ukraine have caused monumental, unnecessary human suffering but also an irreversible impact on Russia’s energy sector. The war has diminished giants like Gazprom—once a massive revenue crutch for Moscow—into historic economic losers. Now, Vladimir Putin’s narrow path to regaining European gas market share is through liquefied natural gas (LNG)—a modern Trojan Horse of energy influence.
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2 months ago | 
tdn.com | Haley Nelson
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2 months ago | 
atlanticcouncil.org | Olga Khakova |Haley Nelson |Sergiy Makogon
Just a few weeks into 2025, two significant efforts to stifle Russia’s energy revenues have already taken place. Both carry major energy security and geopolitical ramifications. On January 10, the US Treasury Department announced the most significant sanctions on Russian oil since 2014. And on January 1, over the objections of Moscow, a contract allowing for pipeline deliveries of Russian natural gas across Ukraine and into the European Union expired.
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2 months ago | 
oregonlive.com | Haley Nelson
As the Mt. Bachelor lifts closed and the downhill skiers and snowboarders headed home late Saturday afternoon, snowshoers and cross country skiers were donning their layers, headlamps, and pairs of headphones for a different way to experience the snow trails. They took off from the Nordic Ski Center, following paths lined with tea lights, listening as Bend-based pianist and composer Paula Dreyer began her live set with Cloudchaser, an original song named after one of Mt. Bachelor’s ski lifts.
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Dec 17, 2024 | 
oregonlive.com | Haley Nelson
Out in front of Tumalo Creek Kayak and Canoe in Bend, a man zipped up a Santa suit snugly over a personal flotation device. He gave it a pat and said, “It doubles as a belly!” Santa, or Tim Odell, along with his family, were preparing to board not a sleigh, but a large green raft bedecked in tinsel and Christmas lights as part of the annual Holiday Lights Paddle Parade.
