[ad_1] LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (WDRB) — Kentucky Science Center’s newest dinosaur has finally been named. On Saturday’s “Dinosaur Day,” the museum announced that the renovated World’s Fair Triceratops recently installed on top of the building will be named “Lottie.” The name comes from the giant dinosaur model overlooking the museum’s parking lot. It was one of ...

[ad_1] NORTH CAROLINA (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Believe it or not, Christmas is 100 days away! But for some, the season is all year round. In North Carolina, 40,000 acres of land are used for Christmas tree production. But climate change is putting nearly $250 million worth of state essentials at risk. In response, there ...

[ad_1] Merrillville — New Indiana law prohibits doctors from performing abortions in clinics, but Merrillville Planned Parenthood facilities provide reproductive and other health services. Planned Parenthood representatives confirmed that the health center at 8645 Connecticut Street Merrillville remains open for contraceptive services, gender confirmation care, sexually transmitted disease screening and treatment, and other health care ...

[ad_1] Fashion month is going well too. With New York Fashion Week just over, it’s time to look across the pond for London Fashion Week. What makes LFW so exciting is the schedule with beloved fashion houses including JW Anderson, Erdem, Versace, Simone Rocha and Christopher Kane. Several brands have canceled shows in honor of ...

[ad_1] The Make a Splash with Project WET festival returns to Lihue’s Vidinha football stadium on September 15 after a two-year postponement due to the pandemic. Students at Kalaheo Elementary School are careful not to spill water when pouring water into bottles during a relay race that demonstrates carrying water from a source to their ...

[ad_1] New York City hosted Fashion Week last week and Climate Week in the Big Apple on Monday. There’s an uncomfortable truth at these annual showcase crossroads. No one understands how to reliably align climate targets with fashion’s current business model. Over the past few years, retailers have announced a number of sustainability measures. Nearly ...

[ad_1] NORTH CAROLINA (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Believe it or not, Christmas is 100 days away! But for some, the season is all year round. In North Carolina, 40,000 acres of land are used for Christmas tree production. But climate change is putting nearly $250 million worth of state essentials at risk. In response, there ...

[ad_1] Submitted from Unity Care NW Homelessness has been on the rise nationwide since 2016. In places like Whatcom County, the lack of available housing has made homelessness an even more prevalent and visible problem. Most Washingtonians can relate to the feeling that housing opportunities are becoming increasingly out of reach. The economic conditions of ...