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Wheat harvest picking up the pace

2 days ago | cnhinews.com | Kevin Hassler

ENID, Okla. — After a slow start, wheat harvest in Oklahoma is gaining traction. Heavy rains earlier this month brought harvest to a halt in many places, but recent hot, dry weather has allowed combines back in the fields. "We had a big delay in harvest, and this week, though, wee made a lot of progress," said Brady Sidwell, president of Enterprise Grain and principal of Sidwell Strategies.
The temperatures are up, and so are the calls for air conditioning service

3 days ago | cnhinews.com |

SOUTHERN INDIANA — With the heat index reaching temperatures of 108 degrees this week, many people will be spending more time indoors. Escaping the heat can also lead to more calls for service for air conditioning units. This has been a recent trend for Frank H. Monroe Heating and Cooling, which has been getting calls since last week from people anticipating the heat wave. “That’s kind of the nature of the beast with our business,” said Steve LaDuke of Frank Monroe Heating and Cooling.
US Supreme Court allows third-country deportations for now

3 days ago | cnhinews.com | Ariana Figueroa

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday to allow, for now, the Trump administration to carry out deportations to third countries after a Massachusetts judge barred removals without proper notice.
Barrackville to finally get commemorative coal mine disaster memorial

3 days ago | cnhinews.com | Esteban Fernandez

BARRACKVILLE — When Barrackville community leaders began putting together a memorial for victims of the town's mine disasters in March, Diana Marple thought it would take five years of $1,000 spaghetti dinners to raise the money. However, after hearing about the town's memorial project, first-term state Sen. Chris Rose, R-Monongalia County, stepped in to help shorten that timeline.
Healey unveils plan to bolster infrastructure

4 days ago | cnhinews.com | Christian Wade

BOSTON — Gov. Maura Healey is touting a new plan to borrow billions of dollars to improve the state's roads, bridges and other infrastructure to blunt the impacts of climate change. The Mass Ready Act proposal, unveiled Tuesday, calls for creating a new state fund financed with bond money that will help the state and local governments fund infrastructure improvements.
Federal judge blocks Trump's move to withhold grant money

5 days ago | cnhinews.com | Christian Wade

BOSTON — The Trump administration can’t withhold billions of dollars in transportation grant funding from Democrat-led states refusing to cooperate with immigration crackdowns, a federal judge has ruled. U.S. District Court Judge John J.
Oklahoma senator seeks legal opinion on drag shows

5 days ago | cnhinews.com | Barbara Hoberock

OKLAHOMA CITY – A state senator has asked for a legal opinion about whether drag shows violate a recently enacted state law on obscenity. Senate Majority Floor Leader Julie Daniels, R-Bartlesville, asked Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond for an official opinion, which could be legally binding. House Bill 1217 prohibits individuals from performing sexually explicit or obscene acts in public places or areas where minors are present.
Doctor: Vaccine studies 'very much proven'

6 days ago | cnhinews.com | Teresa McMinn

CUMBERLAND, Md. — Preventative medicine is the best thing a parent can do for their child, and includes the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine, Dr. Matthew Simmons said. He is UPMC Western Maryland’s vice president of medical staff affairs and specializes in infectious diseases. The MMR vaccine is given as a series of two doses, typically with the first at 12 to 15 months of age, and the second between 4 and 6 years of age. “It’s a great vaccine,” Simmons said.
Falls council candidates unaware of Goodyear health concerns

1 week ago | cnhinews.com | Mark Scheer

Five of the six candidates running in this year’s Democratic primary for Niagara Falls City Council conceded this week that they know little to nothing about a widely reported community health concern involving the Goodyear plant off 56th Street in the LaSalle section of the city. Only one candidate — incumbent Councilman Donta Myles — said he participated in meetings where officials and residents discussed the release of a known carcinogen into the air over the facility.
Pa. Treasurer approved $25M Israel bond investment as war with Iran began

1 week ago | cnhinews.com | Eric Scicchitano

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity announced this week that she authorized further investment of state funds in Israel bonds. On June 12, the day military strikes were carried out by Israel against Iran, Garrity invested an additional $25 million in the bonds. She said that as of July 1, the Pennsylvania Treasury will have $64.5 million in Israel Bond investments.