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The Paul Finebaum Show
"stevens county" Discussed on The Paul Finebaum Show
"At the end of the day, Paul, it's a game. And this really brings it back into focus. You know, that picture of Devin will come in the restaurant with his little boy. That was the last thing that he posted. On social media was pictures of the fan, a young fan, and he was letting him wear his national championship ring. And I'm telling you, Paul, I'm a grown man who's going through a lot of hard times. And that broke my heart, like I've never just affected me in a way that I was just because I don't know him from Adam in terms of personally. But I know that what the representation and the role that he played in that community and I'm aching today for all of bulldog nation for all of college football and especially for those parents. Of those kids. Well, I will say this Shannon as uncomfortable as I was a couple of minutes ago listening to the other person. I think we're all comforted by what you said just now because you speak for all of us and yeah, it was just a perfectly normal Sunday until it wasn't. Well, you know, Paul, and I guess he had reached out Devin had reached out to his coach or someone at home who relayed that he was so excited about next season that so excited about the offensive line they had coming back and the expected dominance they were going to have and this is a kid who's from the northeastern part of the United States. He's not a local Georgia guy, red reports on Twitter from some trusted UGA covering journalists who say that like he was the type of kid. I think he wrote a Greyhound bus down to put in the workout for the university of Georgia staff at some point. I mean, he just lived breathed, bled, Georgia, red and black. And I mean, just couldn't find a finer representation of our team and our community. And there's a lot of collective heart right now, Paul. And the young lady that was lost, I think she was from a local community to co a Georgia Stevens county. She was a taco native Stevens county Indian cheerleader and I think it just it's hard that community as well. So a lot of her right now, Paul. And now is not the time to worry about anything other than that. Shannon, thank you very much. We'll take a short break. We'll come back in a moment. You are listening to the Paul finebaum show podcast. And welcome back.
AP News Radio
Georgia's shifting politics force GOP to look beyond Atlanta
"Republicans are changing their campaign strategy in Georgia Northern Georgia has become one of the most Republican areas in the country over the last three decades Stevens county commissioner Dennis bell says when he was a kid he could remember his family being Democrat When I got my teenage years most of them started swapping over to the Republican Party White county resident Vicky McMurray attended an event held by the Democrats in July in Clayton Georgia She says there are still some democratic strongholds in northern Georgia but she says it's hard to tell It's hard to see the difference I'm not going to lie I wish we could see it but we see the difference in what happens Northern Georgia is overwhelmingly white and those who study the electorate say that many white voters who were Democrat made a hard turn against Barack Obama the nation's first black president I'm Donna water
KOMO
"stevens county" Discussed on KOMO
"Station northwest news radio Good afternoon it's four 32 and I'm Kathy O'Shea Here's what's happening A crash on eastbound I 90 near clay elm killed a driver early yesterday morning Washington state patrol says 20 year old know a roll up from Bellevue died after his car left the roadway and hit a tree around 6 30 a.m. it's unknown if drugs or alcohol were a factor and the driver was wearing a seat belt There were no passengers The east bound I 90 exit off ramp was blocked for nearly four hours due to that incident A cougar attacked and injured a 9 year old girl this weekend It happened yesterday while the girl was camping near fruitland in Stevens county First responders transported the girl to a nearby hospital to be treated her condition is unknown were told the cougar was eventually killed Washington department of fish and wildlife are working that investigation A woman is in the pierce county jail after she was caught leaving a business police say she broke into yesterday morning Officers responded to the 1600 block of South Dakota away where they found a 38 year old woman and rested her as she was leaving police say she is also linked to a break in at a business on the 6000 block of South Dakota away She has been booked on suspicion of second degree burglary A 31 year old man who prosecutors call a career criminal is now facing murder charges in the death of a skyway man after an incident earlier this week Kylan wool is being held on $4 million bond in the death of Damon Allen Allen called 9-1-1 Monday saying someone was trying to break into his home Court documents say Alan interrupted the suspect during the break in shot him and then during a struggle who took Allen's gun and shot him at point blank range killing him prosecutors say who has a criminal record that lengthy and that he failed to appear in court more than 50 times since 2005 Fire officials are investigating what started the two alarm fire at a bakery in south.
KOMO
"stevens county" Discussed on KOMO
"Northwest news radio Good afternoon it's four O 6 and 9 Kathy O'Shea here's what's happening A suspect has been taken into custody after allegedly shooting an employee at a Denny's restaurant Sheriff's office reports there was an altercation before shots were fired The incident happened at the Denny's restaurant in south Everett around 5 30 a.m. To come a police say they arrested a man yesterday after police found him in a stolen car According to police the car was parked on south 72nd street the driver was passed out officers blocked him in and he tried to ram his way out but was arrested instead Police say the car was taken during a burglary and arson at a Portland car dealership according to police the dealership was burned to the ground and the total damage including stolen vehicles was $300,000 The 30 year old was arrested for possession of a stolen vehicle two counts of assault DUI with prior conviction and an assortment of other warrants A cougar attacked an injured a 9 year old girl this weekend It happened early yesterday while the girl was camping near fruitland in Stevens county first responders transported the girl to a nearby hospital for treatment were told to cougar was eventually killed The Washington department of fish and wildlife are investigating that incident A lot of people hit the road for the weekend and in most cases traveling wasn't too difficult Come a forest Jackie Kent has helped for the drive tomorrow when roads are expected to be crowded Brain or shine people are getting out for Memorial Day weekend That includes ELISA Rudd who made the drive from Portland to snow call me This is our first big road show is long overdue too We both work in healthcare and Theresa lagus who's camping for the first time in the mount baker sno poli national forest It's exciting to actually go out and do something more than small gather The Washington Department of Transportation says I 90 typically sees 50,000 travelers a day but they expect that number to double come Monday Wash dot says the busiest areas of the interstate will be between clay elm and north bend as people return home from campsites or other destinations North bend is expecting traffic in the city too As west found drivers on the interstate might take nearby exits to avoid a lane closure between exits 31 and 32 the city put out a statement saying they even requested snow call me in north bend police help it.
KOMO
"stevens county" Discussed on KOMO
"Will Leading the effort to do something senator Chris Murphy Connecticut Democrat saying gun restrictions must be mixed with school security and mental health resources In the end I may end up being heartbroken I am at the table in a more significant way right now with Republicans and Democrats than ever before Chuck sievertson ABC News Stay connected stay informed with the northwest's only all news station northwest news radio and a good afternoon to you It's three 32 and I'm Kathy O'Shea and here's what's happening Yakima police of canceled and amber alert after the missing child was found safe the alert was just you this morning after a gold 2014 GMC Acadia was stolen from the post office parking lot with a child inside a community member saw the vehicle and alerted police The child was not inside but was found safe No additional information was released A 9 year old girl suffered injuries from a cougar attack early yesterday The girl was attending a camp near fruitland this weekend in Stevens county She was transported to a local hospital for treatment officials confirmed the cougar was killed at the scene Saturday A poaching investigation has been launched after two Stevens county's deputies stumbled upon four dead wolves in northeast Washington The Washington department of fish and wildlife said this finding was an early February Some environmental groups contend the animals were poisoned but have an offered any evidence to support that allegation The spokesman review reported this week the wolves were in the territory of the wedge pack Were all paying more for travel this holiday weekend come a forest Michelle Esteban has more Sky high gas prices or not Americans are hitting the road this holiday weekend In fact an estimated 38 million expected travel between now and Monday And they don't cost them at the pump according to triple-A the nationwide average price of a gallon of gas is $4 60 cents Washington prices much higher in our state it is up to 5 bucks in 22 cents in snow home each county It's averaging at $5 and 30 cents a gallon and right here in King County $5 and 40 cents Checked out pierce county for you as well It's a little more than 5 and a quarter And that's come up for us Michelle Esteban reporting Authorities are asking the community to be on the lookout for a suspect who recently siphon gas directly from fuel tanks at a gas station the targeted 76 station is on Broadway avenue.
KOMO
"stevens county" Discussed on KOMO
"May lane will take it high inching up closer to 60 which is at least a little bit warmer than we have been most of May In the combo four weather center I meteorologist Shannon O'Donnell It's 56 here at Seattle center and you're in the middle of 20 minutes of nonstop news at 6 O 5 Alaska airlines pilots now voting whether or not to strike several other carriers are already saying passengers will see fewer flights this summer The strike vote started this morning contract negotiations between the union and the company have not moved much in two years Balloting will end on May 25th Alaska already cut 2% of its flights through June because of the pilot shortage The dark clouds might be parting somewhat over Boeing the troubled plane maker receiving a huge order from German based Lufthansa airlines It's ordering ten cargo jets following record profit last year during a worldwide surge in air freight business The order also includes more of Boeing's controversial 777 X widebody airplane and 7 of its Dreamliner jets The deal is a coup for Boeing as it wrestles with delays related to the 7 7 7 X project Agreement is reportedly worth about $2.5 billion One of the world's fastest growing criminal industries is sex trafficking There was a lot of talk about that today as we hear from carlene Johnson State agencies that work to combat child sex trafficking held an annual meeting today to discuss efforts to combat those exploiting children and ways to help the young victims attorney general bob Ferguson said his office currently has 6 active cases When those individuals just recently pled guilty to felony child recharges And so it's all working together as part of a team across the state The average age of a child sex trafficking victim is between 12 and 15 years old according to the national center for missing and exploited children in the first three quarters of last year Facebook plagued a staggering 55.6 million pieces of content under child nudity and sexual exploitation 20 million more than the year before the same thing is happening on Instagram SnapChat and TikTok carling Johnson northwest news radio A 22 year old man under arrest after he reportedly trapped his girlfriend in his car and threatened to kill her The call came in after midnight early this morning when a friend said the victim claimed she was trapped inside her vehicle in a vehicle in Seattle police say they found it along east Howe and tried to pull the driver over before the suspect spent off and got onto I 5 officers were eventually able to put spikes drips down and get that car as well as the driver Washington among the top ten states for police officers that's according to a new study from wallet hob It compared to 50 states and the District of Columbia across 30 key indicators including median income the number of police officer deaths and police protection expenses Washington came at number 8 for the best state for police officers Connecticut number one followed by California and Illinois Steve mccarran construction on Seattle's former pier 58 also known as waterfront parks set to begin this fall Here's Bill O'Neill with more The city's office of the waterfront and civic projects awarded the contract to Pacific pile in marine to build a new pier 58 and remove beer 63 According to renderings of the new pier 58 the area will feature an elevated seating space in lawn a viewing area overlooking Elliot bay a restroom and much much more That work is expected to take about two years to complete Colonial northwest news radio a small earthen dam in Stevens county that was rated the worst in the state in 2016 at a slightly improved condition after it was re inspected in 2021 according to new analysis released by The Associated Press The van stone pits Lake dam was the only high hazard dam in the state at that point But it is now one of 50 high hazard dams in Washington listed in poor condition The state regulates about 1100 dams mostly privately owned 7 people rescued after a large yacht began taking on water and became disabled about 25 miles off the Washington coast The coast guard says it received a radio call from the crew of the vessel about 6 o'clock Saturday morning several coast guard vessels and a helicopter were deployed for evacuations as well as to tow that yacht to port Angeles Let's get an update now at 6 O 9 on all that's happening in sports and a warning from the NCAA to overzealous college sports boosters Here's Bill Schwartz at the Beacon plumbing sports desk 11 months after the NCAA.
KOMO
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"Big percentage of positive COVID tests has one big tester reducing the number of tests it does Coming up after ABC There is a catastrophe going on right now in boulder Colorado northwest of Denver windswept wildfires have destroyed an estimated 580 homes a shopping center and a hotel forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate At least one first responder in 6 others were hurt boulder county sheriff Joe Pelé thinks that could go up due to the magnitude of this fire the intensity this fire and its presence in such a heavily populated area we would not be surprised if there are injuries or fatalities Some of the blazers are believed to have been sparked by down power lines President Biden Russia's Putin spoke via video conference for almost an hour late Thursday Mister Biden reaffirming the U.S. threat of new sanctions against Moscow if there's an invasion of Ukraine Putin saying that could lead to a complete rupture of ties between the two countries Tesla recalling almost a half million model threes from 2017 through 20 they have to fix a problem that can prevent their rearview camera image from displaying Richard can't who ABC News Como news 1000 FM 97 7 Sanders top local stories from the como 24/7 news center amid growing concern that vaccinations and boosters are hard to find The State Department of Health is expanding vaccination availability Komo force Keith outreach has new information People have been telling us it's taken them weeks even months to get an appointment for a vaccine or a booster But State Department of Health lace farin bog tells me that hopefully soon that'll be changing as they expand the availability So they're hopefully increased access and then we also have been working to get as much vaccine as we can into Washington state We are very challenged this week by the weather I went on the website and looking for an available appointment And what I found was several available openings for appointments on Sunday and the days after that That's come a forest key elbridge Food and Drug Administration plans to broaden eligibility for Pfizer boosters to teenagers 12 to 15 years old That's according to a source speaking to CNN they say that decision could happen in the coming days and it falls in line with what the director of the CDC said on Wednesday in our state the top counties with fully vaccinated 12 to 17 year olds are in king and San Juan counties with a rate of 72% On the other end of the spectrum at the bottom is Stevens county with just 18% of kids and teens 12 to 17 fully vaccinated against COVID-19 Starting next week one of the area's biggest COVID testers will cut its testing capacity Ryan Harris says it's because of a high rate of positive tests In order to do 12 to 15,000 tests a day the UW medicine lab will combine four to 5 samples If the soup tests negative they're done If a test is positive then they retest the individual samples But because some sites have seen test positivity rates pushing 50% pooling is useless So starting January 4th the UW partnership testing sites will scale back to just those with COVID symptoms or a known exposure Doctor Jeff Baird with the University of Washington school of medicine says if you're asymptomatic remember testing combined with vaccines masking and skipping that big New Year's Eve party is how we slow the spread COVID is not transmitted because of a lack of testing COVID is transmitted by human behavior with people interacting and being in close contact Three testing sites Seattle city hall Ballard and some Amish will also close temporarily starting next week Ryan Harris come on his channel public schools announced that it would close its campuses to in person learning on Monday to allow for voluntarily universal testing for COVID-19 that day of its students and staff the district said that social media post that in person classroom instruction would resume Tuesday in an online post the state's largest public school system said it has acquired 60,000 rapid antigen tests that can be used for its staff and students Common news time a 34 traffic.
KTOK
"stevens county" Discussed on KTOK
"To get a little group and time. I am not the DJ in the world. No, but you have the best deal. You are the best DJ, and you got the best vocals to your right over there. I'm telling you what? We're not going to talk about the video. I'm just here Fulfill, ER. If I tell him that I asked you to go topless, and you said Yes. That's the truth here. Make sure it's all legal. Stop right. There was a convertible. It was a convertible. We will explain that you Turkey's Here I am the host quit that we have on the news maker line. It is full and it's time to play tag The Tahoe looks like our first caller is Andrea from Oklahoma City. Good morning. Hello, Andrea. Do you know how to play tag the Tahoe? I do Well, okay, number one who is the sponsor of the week. Old surety life insurance. Dad Gum. She was listening. Yeah. Now, are you a teacher? First responder Oklahoma law enforcement or military? No, I'm not. Okay, then tell me. Where was the Tahoe this week? Tent systems dance systems. Yes, it was. It was picking up Nia's car, which seems to have dings and dents on it every once in a while, so tell me dense systems is located for you. 1000 and one North Virginia drive northwest of Meridian. Okay, I got to tell you, they are the greatest on repairing cars between Mark hide. And dense systems. We keep the Tahoe rolling. Andrea, I haven't met you before, but evidently you picked up one of our brochures there. So we're glad you called in. Hang on Mike can it's going to get your information and we'll be meeting you. Next week. You start banging grab $100 from taken Happy 100 bags for those of you that you're playing? Yeah, For those of you that did not win this week. Remember, we do tag the Tahoe every Saturday at 9 15. Now I'm excited about our guest in the studio. Today we have Sheriff Chris Emerson and share If you have a new person on your team I do. I'm very excited to have this new person. She's bringing in a lot of Knowledge and experience to my office. And she's really helping get this program going back and cleaning. It was in Cleveland County and went away the Triad program, okay? You know, when I became sheriff identified the need for our seniors, Uh, at the end of my Uh, career, Norman. I was at Norman Police department. In the end of that. I was, uh, over the criminal investigations division there, So I saw a lot of cases coming in. That were our seniors for victims of crime. Especially the fraud, you know, Okay. And, uh, I assure if I really wanted to get a program that we could get the message out there to seniors of how they can help themselves, not be victims of crime and educate them about these. The scams. You know that people will call them on the phone and and really scam them in a lot of money, and it was, uh, broke my heart and I knew that we had to do something about it because There weren't a whole lot of other agencies out there doing it. Well, I've had a lane died on with the Oklahoma Banking love her institution many, many times, and she helps banks stop fraud that Elaine was telling me. This is a million dollar business for some lazy jerk. That's calling seniors on the telephone. And of course, seniors usually have money and they're checking account or they have access to money. So it's kind of like the crooks know how to profile their target. They know how to profile and play on their emotions to write number one crime romance scams were telling seniors now the money that you get every month. Don't put it in your checking account. Put it in your savings and transfer over your banks will let you do that, like five times without charging you. So it's it's helping. It's helping right? Because if you have limited funds in your account, you're not going to be able to get slammed for 500 or $1000 and, you know, That could make the difference if a senior is scam between them eating Getting their medications are just putting gas in their car. Absolutely. It's true part of the raising awareness, you know, and you see the the you know all the scams that are happening with the seniors. You bring Kim in and and so I imagine there's going to be a triad with some councils. Absolutely. Yeah, That's why I brought her in. I really wanted her to, uh, with her personality and her Enthusiasm and that's what I needed in my office. You know, I'm kind of an introvert like to sit back, but she is the one that's out there and she's vocal and she, uh, she truly has hit the ground running, and I'm so proud that the work she's already done and look forward to everything. She's bringing to it. So now you said Triad Has not been in Cleveland County. For what? 10 11 years 12,000 started here. So it started in Cleveland County. We got Oklahoma County going from Cleveland County Because first of all, they had more seniors population. Then you know anyone county and then we got Logan, Canadian Grady Murray and Stevens County, Okay. So it all started in well in Cleveland, the birthplace of triumph, But you were the original person to get it kicked off. It was the first one full time to do this. Okay. I'm sorry as a senior, Do you have to be a part of it to become a member of the triad? I know that you do that. I'm just asking as like, I'm a future senior. But if I'm in Oakland Equipment County, how do I become a part of We are like I had more fun last weekend at the county fairs seeing some faces I haven't seen and you know, 10 plus years and they're all asking that question, Lincoln. We sit down to the table and that's salt seniors in law enforcement together, that's different. Than what try. It is so Triad was met. The name was meant to make us think of a triangle because the sheriff oversees it for each county. That way, we don't leave out seniors. Or crime is much different in South County than it is in West side, Norman. So this brings their police there, sheriff to the table to talk about current crime trends. And many times the tables gets switched and the and I have, you know, police chiefs that come in and they say, Hey, we're having a bunch of car burglaries over here in this area and some little little Sam go. You want the tag number? It's a gray van comes by every day right after, you know, Yeah, right after my soap opera, so sometimes they get intelligence information that leads to citizens on patrol, telling you man, but that's just it, And that's why That's good. Dad was started because seniors feel that you know sense of community and the responsibility to report crime and but then when they're victimized They have such a high respect and regard for law enforcement. They don't report it. That's exactly why Sheriff Charles Fuselage got this going through National Sheriff's Association so we can develop a report was senior, so Salt key core community groups. Where we sit down one on one, and we talk about, you know, prevention strategies, So we will be getting salt. Any listeners out there in Cleveland County. I would love to hear from you. Um 457018636 is my phone number. If you would call me I will be able to talk to you about the expectations of getting sought counsel going and North County, South County and every municipality. Okay, So what you need is locations. All right. We're looking at. We're looking at some. Yes. Um and we're working on an amazing opportunity for the citizens of Cleveland County to come in and and first time ever. I'm so I'm thankful I'm humbled, and I'm just so excited about Beyond our badge. So this is breaking news is Brady on preserved? Okay, Now I can't stand that. Don't just drip that in front of me. Tell me about this. So once again, you know, Citizen police academies have Popped up around the state and and then the nation, but, uh, there's not a whole lot.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"stevens county" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"Lieutenant. Want you to head back to the turnpike as quickly as you can. Tell whoever is there the city reinforcement because we're going in. Make it quick Cursor. Yeah, that's like gentle. Don't pick up the colours. I'll shoot you If you do holders Highlanders follow your general. Oh, that was it. Highlanders Highlanders. Follow your generals almost like the Vancouver Vancouver. This is it that the Volcanologists said That's where he died in £19. It's kind of like a big Regional catchphrase anyway. So Stevens was head of Indian affairs, and that's where the controversial part of his legacy exists because he negotiated all these treaties with tribes to put them onto reservations to make way for settlers to arrive. And that a lot of people say that led to the Indian wars of 18, 55 and 18 56. And while most non native Washingtonians have no idea who Stevens was pretty much forgotten about him, Stevens County is named for him. Lake Stevens is named for, but there's no statues or monuments. Anyway, It's pretty different for Native Americans, and I talked to David McAndrews, who used to run the state Historical Society. This is what he says about General Stevens wants even more interesting is that when you're talking with native people at the fifth I think Steven has just left the room. White people are call him that kind of effect of the 18 fifties and things look long extent period not quite back to the age of the dinosaurs, but halfway there may be but with native people Stephen and is that by like only yesterday, so they still informs how native Americans lived. In fact, I didn't didn't he wasn't he there when chief self gave his famous speech? Yeah, he what he presided over these tribal councils in Walla Walla up it Michael T O for the Treaty of Point, Elliot, where they actually sort of. It was kind of a a ham handed negotiation process to get the native Americans essentially to move out of the way and what Nick Andre said about the treaties being really real and Stevens being there for most native Americans nowadays. I talked to Leonard Force Man. He's the chair of the Squamish tribe. And he described what what the treaties mean to them. And what Stevens means to them. Nowadays, we're pretty familiar with Article five further secured to set Indians. You know that whole thing I know parts of it. I wouldn't know the whole thing inside now. That didn't also the description of a reservation to sections of land surrounding debated this complete, very familiar with that, In some ways, these documents, which are very contested at the time, are the foundational like the birth certificates for these tribes that they use now, and their constant negotiations with the federal government kind of a weird odds from a mix of good and bad. So as Stevens a good memory for the for the tribes are bad memory. You know that I talked to learn about, they said. It's not a personal thing anymore, and that I think the The bad feelings about the about the treaties that sort of long in the past, and now they're just use every day to inform how they interact with the federal government. I read an article which pointed out that X season was quite a short man and that as chief self was giving that speech, the chief Sort of put his hand on his head. Stevens appears just to make clear barely had a very normal sized torso. But very short legs is probably five ft. Tall, They think not that there's anything wrong with that. No, not at all. Of course, historian Felix Banel. Thank you, Felix. We have traffic coming up in just a moment. We want to talk about the ultimate cost.
Agriculture Today
"stevens county" Discussed on Agriculture Today
"Ag golden from zico ks dallas from k. w. a. debbie forty four sixty two from west bread and to tonka from kebe did well in the northwest region and historical top yielders. Ag icon has done well in the past that is from mexico alone writer from gi and canvas from planes gold. Have all done well. Noting that's northwest fallow system that you're working with their south west kansas then southwest. We had three locations alarmed in pontiac. County houston in stevens county and garden. City infinity county again. Excellent yields for that region. It was an average of ninety nine bushels and our top yielders whistler in canvas from planes gold both did well also s. y. Wolverine from agra pro in the past the white we joe from k. w. way has done well also long branch from dina grow and chaos dallas also from kwh have done well in the southwest region and three irrigated test sites to cover here yes we had locations at garden city in finney county colby in thomas county and hugh jackson in stevens county. The average across the aggregated sides was one hundred seventeen bushels. I'd like to point out that houston in garden city. Had one hundred percent of the entries averaged over one hundred bushels and hugh jackson four replication of data. None of them yielded under one hundred bushels so very hard to pick out. What did best but i will try so. Wb forty five ninety five from west. Bread did well. Also elsie s julep from lima grain. And am cartwright from agra max in the past. Those that have yielded will have been s. y. wolverine and ag golden from seo and wbz forty-six ninety dying from west. Westbrook have done well in the era gated sites. There's a region-by-region. Look at those wheat varieties which really rose to the top in the twenty one wheat variety. Performance test jane. Lincoln fell zor k. State agronomist is with this. We'll be back with jane with more after these moments away on agriculture today. Welcome back to agriculture today. Eric atkinson here concluding our look at the just released results from case states.
KOMO
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"Tells us the world is changing again, and they might not quite realize what's going on as part of the way we coped with the world, closing down some of us turn to our local animal shelters and brought home a new friends definitely been a demand for puppies during these times. They definitely make a companion a year ago, it was all about W F H or work from home. Now it's r t w or return to work. Your dog isn't going to understand the difference. Once you're suddenly gone and back at the office neighbor complaints with noises, dogs are howling and crying the whole day when they're seeing pacing. They're seeing digging at the doorways trainer Sarah Shapiro Award till CTV. It's even impacting cats who are always thought of a solitary creatures If they're used to having you over Around. Now they're getting used to something different Cats. On the other hand, uh, may display more subtle signs of stress, So it's really important to pay attention to how your cat is feeling. Make no mistake returned to work impacts all pets, not just the ones you recently brought home, even dogs who people have had for a long time and suddenly they're displaying symptoms of separation anxiety. Those in the pet field say animals who are used to having you around aren't going to make that transition to you being gone very easily, so ease them into it. Take longer trips away during the day. And if their crate train start doing that for a few hours a day, so they get used to you being gone your regular eight or nine hours. The key is that you may be eager to get back to the office and can easily make the transition. But your dog likely will have a tougher time making investing time. Now. Pretty important dogs are howling and crying the whole day. Brian Calvert harmonious Thank you. Brian Komo News has learned of a big fish caught in eastern Washington. Cuomo's Mark Christopher reports. Well, now take down your fission potent and meet me at the fish and whole, we're hearing the fishing hole happens to be Loon Lake, just about 30 miles north of Spokane. A massive tiger trout has been pulled from that Lake and Stevens County. The angler Kaylin Peterson caught the monster tiger trout June 26 fishing in the early morning hours, in part to escape the triple digit heat forecast for that day, spin fishing and using a whole nightcrawler as bait. The result was a £24.49 tiger trout, which breaks the previous record by a full £6. And if you're wondering how big a tiger trout that weighs, £24.49 is Next time you're at the border locks and watching salmon in the window. Average salmon there about £8 Mark Christopher. Come on use common Whose time is 2 40 as we head over to the Beacon Plumbing sports desk..
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"Washington state is trying to bring back our endangered population of gray wolves and yet sometimes we kill those wolves too. And if that's puzzling to you think how baffling it is to the young descendants of american presidents things that i'm getting from my grandkids and some of them are really little. Call me sent pop. They're gonna kill all the wolves they're killing the wolves pop. Why is that happening. Pop hannah weinberg. He wrote about gray wolves this week. We're killing them pop. Why's that happened in pop you know. It's it's often out of sight out of mind for people who live in our side of the state but at one point in time. Wolves were everywhere in washington state and in the nineteen thirties. They really blinked out. They were exterminated in the conservation. Biology community they call extirpated But what we lack when we don't have wolves even if we can't immediately feel the impacts here in seattle is that the ecosystems throughout our state get kind of out of wack but to go back to the poaching so there was a poached female wolf in a establishing pack out in stevens county in washington and people don't know who coached her yet but conservation groups really stepped up with big financial rewards. And there's a lot of upset and emotional response to the poaching of this wolf and people tend to poach wolves when they feel that official bodies tasked with keeping them in line. Aren't doing their job. So you know. There's a ranching community in washington state. That feels like this building. Wolf population is encroaching upon their livelihood and safety but reintroducing wolves to washington state which was honestly doing mostly of their own accord help stabilize these ecosystems that we care about apex predators like wolves help keep populations of smaller carnivores and herbivores in check and because they tend to target wake members of both populations they improve the overall health of all of those populations and the more intact and biodiversity ecosystem. Is the more resilient is in the face of climate change so if we want forests that can withstand you know building heat. We want to make sure that we have species at all levels of energy transfer through the ecosystem in stable populations. So that things don't go out of wack and we don't have some species linking in or out in ways that make it harder for other species to survive you. Refer in the peace to the kind of and culture of this one person used the quote quotas. Someone as saying wolves are democrats. Yeah no. I thought that was really interesting. So the reason that i looked into this piece was when i saw that there was a emotional human response to the poaching of this one wolf. I was thinking about okay. Well what do we lose when we lose one wolf. What is the actual impact to this. Pack what is the impact to be wolf population as recovering. And what is the impact of people and the comment about wolves. Being democrats really speaks to the fact that the poaching of one wolf which i found can really impact a single pack as it's trying to establish especially if it's small especially if the poached wolf is a breeding female..
KOMO
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"A lot of unknowns with how quickly it came to be implemented and distributed. I think for some folks who have been You know, felt forced to wear masks and distance and shut down and all that stuff. I Kind of get the sense that some some of them, uh resisting. Taking the vaccine is it is as much about them being able to kind of control something in a very uncontrolled situation. As of April, Stevens County north of Spokane, had the lowest vaccination rate in our state, according to the Tri City Herald. Mississippi has the lowest rate in the country at 34% having one dose as of last week. Case. Numbers of Covid are going down there as our hospitalizations, the governor of Mississippi says most people in his state have natural immunity now, though, vaccination efforts are continuing. As of yesterday, 52.5% of the US population had received at least one dose of the vaccine and 43.7% are fully vaccinated. Carlene Johnson Co Mo. News man brings our combo news time before 10 and ageless birdie leads the first place storm against the last place fever. Let's have almost Bill Schwarz sort it all out from the Beacon Plumbing sports desk. In the first dozen basketball games of the season. Seubert has been Seubert 11 points, six assists per game. Invaluable veteran leadership for the first place Storm, Bird says, Like other notable 40 something athletes you have to put in the extra work. It takes a lot to to stay at an elite level at a certain age, because the reality is your body is going to deteriorate in different ways. Um So the work you have to put in to maintain, um, you know, for a long time. I've joked I'm not trying to beat Father time. I'm just trying to tie him. Of course, Rick, ELISA and myself wouldn't know about that age thing. Bird leads the 10 and two storm against the one and 11 Fever at Indiana Tonight, the Mariners opened a week long baseball home stand with a 4 to 3 victory over Minnesota. Series continues. 7 10 tonight AT T Mobile Park with Chris Flexion for the EMS, Jay Happ, the Twins. And the Seattle Seahawks kicked.
KTOK
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"Our forecast is coming up a peaceful end to a 10 hour standoff with police in chicken. Shay Police were called to home for a domestic disturbance early yesterday. Police a 71 year old Terry gun Oh, Was allegedly holding his wife hostage. He was taken to a hospital after he surrendered. His wife also was taken to a hospital, but she's expected to be okay. Gatto is facing a kidnapping charge fatal stabbing outside a club in Bricktown overnight, police say one person died. Another was injured and taken to a hospital. The stabbing happened near Sheridan and Mickey Mantle, the district attorney for Caddo, Grady, Jefferson and Stevens counties in southwestern Oklahoma. Appointed to handle the investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against former Oklahoma County District Judge Tim Henderson. Anderson's accused of sexual misconduct involving five women, including two assistant district attorneys. More negotiations expected this week in Washington in search of compromise on White House calls for infrastructure spending. Lauren Blanchard reports so White House put forward as slightly smaller $1.7 trillion infrastructure bill. It's down from their initial ask of $2.3 Trillion, but still nowhere near as low as Republicans want, the White House says. Little that negotiations play out only a little longer. Republicans have continued to negotiate with the White House, but they want something much smaller and much more targeted. On Fox.
WDUN AM550
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"Fast tune into the bench Bureau show. It's been Shapiro evenings at six on North Georgia's News Talk W do you in 23 minutes after eight o'clock moving into a brand new morning and a gorgeous one. If that once again Here's John Weatherby with your forecast sunny today, South Priest this afternoon high maybe to mostly clear 64 Tonight Partly sunny, gusty South winds 82 for tomorrow from the access Wdun Weather Center. I'm meteorologist Tom Wetherby. Looking good around the north Georgia area. Temperatures continue to move up as we work into the day in Dawsonville this morning 55 degrees C. Well, we went possible models pick out Dylan again. A lot of got little cooler than that at 53. But if you check in this morning with arcade, you're starting out at 58. Gainesville. We're warmer were 59 in North Georgia's news, Tong Wdun. Adam with this now for another check of sports is brought to you by Howard Brothers, Outdoor power and hardware. Thanks, Bill. The Hawks fell on the road to Detroit last night. 186. The Pistons Jeremy Grant led all scorers with 18 bow down. Bogdanovich led Atlanta with 17 and Clint Capela. Added 12 with 15 rebounds. The Hawks still hold the two game lead in the division after Miami also lost last night. They'll have today off Before traveling to Philadelphia tomorrow night. Another MBA scores yesterday, Devin Booker had 33 points as Phoenix beat New York 1 18 to 1 10 D'Angelo Russell made a game winning lay up as the Timberwolves upset the Jazz one. Oh 51 of four. Bradley Beal had 45 points but it was not enough as the Spurs held off the Wizards and overtime. 1 46 1 43 New Orleans beat the Clippers won 22 1 Oh three, and the Nuggets beat the Grizzlies 1 22 96. And in the high school soccer state playoffs in north all girls rallied from a 42 deficit to beat Stevens County into KOA 54. Yesterday, the Cherokee Bluff.
KTOK
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"Stay at least 200 ft behind a snow plow truck on the turnpike and don't try to pass the truck. It says three plows have been hit from behind in the last 24 hours on the turnpike system. Frightening situation and Altice Police are looking for a resident who walked away from the English village nursing home in Altice Saturday night, wearing only a housecoat, blue jeans and black shoes. Police are trying to locate 55 year old Helena do Boy. She's a white female about 5 ft to about £110 with brown hair and hazel eyes and anyone with information is asked to immediately. Call police a Marlowe woman was arrested Friday after Stevens County deputies got a tip and went to her property and discovered another woman's body in an outbuilding. Deputies also found a puppy mill on 49 year old Karen Pritchard's property with more than 200 dogs and puppies being kept in deplorable conditions. According to Sheriff Wayne McKinney. He believes the woman who was killed 31 year old Ashley Anderson, was living on the property to help with the animals. He believes there was some kind of argument and Anderson was killed. Richard was taken to jail. The Humane Society now is taking care of the dogs and puppies. And once again our top story. We are now having rolling blackouts in Oklahoma because of the surge in demand for electricity and natural gas use. Because of the extreme cold temperatures. These blackouts could last 1 to 2 hours or longer from the Alan Samuels. Volkswagen weather Studio..
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33 dogs rescued from poor living conditions in northeast Georgia, now at Atlanta shelter
"Dozen dogs turned into the Toccoa Stevens County Animal shelter now in the hands of the Atlanta Humane Society. WD wins. Caleb Hutchins has their story. 33 adult dogs were surrendered by the owner of the property, according to a post on the animal shelters. Facebook page Shelter officials say they didn't have enough space of the shelter and they didn't want to euthanize any of the dogs. So they called the Atlanta Humane Society for help. Humane Society agreed to take 29 of the dogs. They said. The animals have been living in two sheds and a trailer and many of them had scars from fighting for food. It's not clear of the owner of the property will face any charges.
WDUN AM550
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"No hours in the Oval Office, her Republican Senator Lindsey Graham, told Fox is Sunday morning futures. Those who stormed the U. S Capitol should not be let off the hook. Rioters. I don't care if you went there and spread flowers on the floor, You breached the security of the capital, you interrupted a joint session of Congress. The New York Times reports. Lobbyists are collecting fees from convicted felons acting as liaisons to the president. Dave Rachel. There are 25,000 National Guard troops in Washington, helping securities for President elect Biden's inauguration Wednesday and even if they are and even under scrutiny by the FBI following the deadly Capitol attack earlier this month, according to law enforcement sources, they'll be screened multiple times. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy also confirmed this. In an interview with The Associated Press over the weekend, he said troops will be heavily screened. Over fear of an insider attack. Fox's David spun President Biden's pledged to undo some from policies like immigration. Ah, Caravan of thousands of Central Americans is heading to the U. S. Acting Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan tells Fox. The reason why this is happening right now is because of the perception that our borders you're gonna be open. Under a Biden administration and enforced in this case, they're correct. The president elect is also pledging to speed up the pace of coronavirus vaccinations. The scientific head of Operation Warp Speed, Doctor Moncef slowly pushes back on criticism. They botched the rollout. He claims they moved so fast, maybe indeed. Jurisdiction. The hospital is very local entities have not been able to ramp up their capabilities. There was a decline in new covert cases and deaths reported in the US yesterday. America's listening to Fox News you good morning from the access Wdun Harding. Chevrolet newsroom I'm B. J. Williams, one of George's newly elected coverage, women has been kicked off a popular social media platform is suspending Congress Woman, Marjorie Taylor Greene for half a day. The Social media company says the Georgia Republican has repeatedly violated its civic integrity policy. Green has recently posted claims about election fraud in both the November election and Georgia's Senate runoff races earlier this month. The latter ended with Democrats winning both Senate seats in the typically Republican state, which also gives Dem control of the Senate. Liz Kennedy. GNN NEWS yesterday, Just a day before the national celebration of the life of Reverend Martin Luther King Jr s Senator elect Raphael Warnock of Georgia, returning to his pulpit at the church that was King's spiritually home. We're not delivering an online sermon at Ebony's or Baptist Church in Atlanta yesterday where he is the pastor. His message, including a tribute to Dr King and a call for the nation to adopt what he called God's vision of equity. Nearly three dozen dogs turned into the Toccoa Stevens County Animal shelter now in the hands of the Atlanta Humane Society. WD wins. Caleb Hutchins has their story. 33 adult dogs were surrendered by the owner of the property, according to a post on the animal shelters. Facebook page Shelter officials say they didn't have enough space of the shelter and they didn't want to euthanize any of the dogs. So they called the Atlanta Humane Society for help. Humane Society agreed to take 29 of the dogs. They said. The animals have been living in two sheds and a trailer and many of them had scars from fighting for food. It's not clear of the owner of the property will face any charges. Another jump in Georgia gasoline prices last week this time my seven cents a gallon triple A says Prices. Air rising is crude oil prices go up and supply gets tighter. The average price in Georgia today is to 23 Hall County. Motorists are paying an average of 2 18 a gallon You'll find more news that access Wdun.
WDUN AM550
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"We have a crash now on Elliot Family Parkway in Dawson County. I'm Caleb Russians. I'll have the full look at traffic after news and weather lots of sunshine for today, tomorrow Wednesday, then we're tracking showers Wednesday night into Thursday that's coming up mornings on Main Street on Wdun. Monday morning, she everyone in case you missed it over the weekend. A man wanted for murder and Roswell was arrested early Saturday morning after being involved in an hour long standoff with police at Northeast Georgia Medical Center in Gainesville. Officers called to the hospital at three in the morning after a report of a man who had fled with a gun who had been taken to the local hospital by a family member for a mental evaluation. Incident. It was determined that Jason Hall 36 of Roswell, uh, the individual who we were called to the hospital for was wanted for murder. That's Gainesville Police Lieutenant Kevin Holbrook Hall, eventually arrested without incident. Nobody at the hospital was hurt. Hall turned over to Roswell police on murder charges and booked into the Fulton County Jail. Both agencies continued their investigation. Some 30 dogs may be up for adoption following a rescue operation in north Georgia. The Toccoa Stevens County Animal Shelter, saying in a social media post, the owner of property and Stevens County called officials out last week where the animals were found living an outdoor sheds in trailers. The Atlanta Humane Society requested to help take care of the dogs, which they agreed to Diogo. It does not appear that charges will be filed in the case. Wdun news time 804 George's senatorial election victories have been confirmed by the state. GN ends Liz Kennedy with that story, it's official. Georgia has two new U. S. Senators, according to state elections officials. All counties in precincts achieve 100% reporting of the results of Georgia's highly contested U. S. Senate runoff races on January 5th. The final tally reportedly shows Democrat Raphael Warnock garnering just over 51% of the vote against Republican Kelly Leffler. The other race was even tighter, with Democrat John Assaraf narrowly defeating Republican David Perdue by 57,232 votes. Security's been tied to the streets around the state Capitol blocked ahead of Wednesday's presidential inauguration on Lee Foot traffic allowed near the stage. Capital over the weekend That made it challenging for a group of cyclists who were trying to get through the area during their Sunday ride for war, something that from CBS 46 Security's been stepped up at Capitol buildings in all 50 states, as you've heard on Fox News that after the FBI warned of the potential for armed protest During Inauguration week for 13 days straight covert hospitalizations have been above the 300 mark at the four hospitals operated by Northeast Georgia Health system. Hospitalizations all over the state still high Georgia, passing the 11,000 mark for covert deaths over the weekend by the way, Georgia dentist have now been cleared to administer the cove in 19 vaccine. State officials say that authorization is part of a 53 page emergency order signed by Governor Kemp on Friday. And thousands of Georgians are still jobless 10 months after the pandemic started for older workers, it's been especially difficulty pandemic economic downturn. The 55 plus almost half of those who are looking for work are now long term unemployed. That means they've been unemployed for six months or more. That Susan Weinstock was a harp. Her suggestion for older workers add to your resume by taking classes at a community college. Those classes often free for senior adults, she says. There's more news that access Wi you win. You know, the fact that it goes into that is some some of the Some of those that followed that 55 plus, maybe Wary of getting out, especially in public job on being exposed. That's true because they're moving closer to that fragile area. That's certainly true, so They're all sorts of factors that come into play, but any him all right, But, yeah, you noticed, But I drove by gosh, a couple places over the weekend, offering bonuses for people who will take a job there and they're looking for workers and Um, yeah, It's quite interesting. A lot of places are looking to hire. I mean, Kimoto was looking to hire. They had a bonus program. Yes, Several other places. I know. I heard about that Nice thought. Uh, wait a minute. I'm just kidding. Wait a minute. No, they wouldn't want me. I'm old, tired. Least I can sit down here. Call him. Reading what you're reading, and hopefully you're writing to. Yes, that too was propped up with a good book in the back room. Okay? Can I back up real quick because we talked about and I'm working on the story for online, but the animals that were Found on this property. They weren't really found necessarily. The owner of the property called because he or she they didn't identify. The person apparently got a little overwhelmed. All of these dogs were born on the property according to information from the animal shelter there. No charges, apparently because Theo ner turned them over. Um It doesn't appear that they're injured, other than the fact that they fought for food, some so they're some of them have scars from that, but they appear to be well fed. Um, their first nasty This is real, muddy and there and also you're in that kind of thing, So it's not like they were living in great conditions, but But there are the Humane Society in Atlanta. I'm getting ready to post a few pictures and Any how it's turned out to be a good thing. I don't know if this dog owner had a couple of dogs and then just got overwhelmed because they just kept reproducing. It doesn't take much to be overwhelmed When you've got a situation like that, and For you to say you over. Well here she was overwhelmed, thinking Well, yeah, a taste. They realized it, but it doesn't take much. It really doesn't. Yes. Oh, again, It's all of the information's not out. Other than what you know, The shelter has said online and what the Humane Society has said about what they're going to be able to do with the dogs. And apparently they allow them to keep two with the dogs, the owners, so I don't Know what the situation is there, hopefully spayed neutered. Remember which, whichever applies hope That's the case. But anyhow, hopefully this is turned out. Be okay. And and that story being posted here shortly? Yes. Okay, So I'm working on some photos, right? We'll look at it for it will look for it and access wdun dot com. We're gonna look for some sunshine today for looking out the window. Now you're you're finding it. We're off to a pretty good start. Although it's gonna be a breezy one forecast on the way along with Look at the roads, this news brought to you in part by Dawsonville metal products and Oakwood tire and more. I believe you and time nine minutes after eight with mornings on Main Street. Michelin man is encouraging drivers that put down the phone.