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Month: March 2022

Wisconsin homeowner aid program removes racial component after facing challenge

By MITCHELL SCHMIDT Click here for updates on this story     WISCONSIN (madison.com/Wisconsin State Journal) — Gov. Tony Evers has reversed a decision to steer federal funds toward people of color as part of a more than $92 million mortgage-assistance program after a conservative law firm contended the move would be unconstitutional. The Democratic governor first

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

La temporada de alergias comenzará antes de lo habitual y será mucho más severa debido a la crisis climática, señala un estudio

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Las futuras temporadas de alergia comenzarán más de un mes antes y serán mucho más intensas a causa de la crisis climática, según un nuevo estudio. El estudio, publicado este martes en la revista académica Nature Communications, concluye que, para finales de siglo, la temporada de polen podría comenzar hasta 40

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Eric Weingrad of Holton’s Heroes discusses Palm Springs Escape luncheon

Palm Springs Escape is coming in just a few weeks and part of its programs will help benefit a wonderful organization called Horton’s Heroes. Eric Weingrad, the co-founder of the organization, joined Eye on the Desert to discuss Palm Springs Escape and Holton’s Heroes. For tickets and more information visit: https://www.rowanpalmsprings.com/brand-closet-showroom-social/

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For over 60 years, the identity of a girl whose body was found in an Arizona desert has been a mystery. Now, ‘Little Miss Nobody’ has a name

By Alisha Ebrahimji, CNN Sixty-two years ago, a school teacher looking for rocks in an Arizona desert made a horrific discovery: the burned remains of a young girl. Her identity was a mystery and investigators called her “Little Miss Nobody.” For decades, the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office in Prescott, Arizona, along with the National Center

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