Most Americans have to change their clocks twice a year: on the second Sunday in March, when they switch to daylight saving time and then move forward an hour, and again on the first Sunday in November, when they move back an hour again. There are notable exceptions to this rule, however, with two U.S. […]
What is a heatwave? Find out why they happen and how you can protect yourself. What causes a heatwave? Here’s why they happen and what they can mean for your health. Although fall is approaching, Californians are not spared from the heat this week. A heat warning is in effect for parts of Southern California […]
Thousands of Oasis fans waited for hours in virtual queues this weekend to get tickets for the British band’s reunion concerts next summer, only to find that prices had been raised under a “dynamic pricing system.” Many fans who waited for more than three hours, thinking they would pay the original advertised price of £148.50 […]
TOPEKA, Kansas (WIBW) – Low-income families in Kansas have the opportunity to apply for $120 in food assistance through the new Summer EBT program. Assistance is available to all school children in Kansas who are eligible for free or reduced-price meals during the school year based on their income. The Summer EBT program is the […]
CHARLESTON, SC (WCIV) — A fuel-saving platform predicts that gasoline prices will fall on Labor Day to their lowest level since 2021. GasBuddy predicts the average price of gasoline will fall to $3.27 per gallon on Labor Day. That’s 50 cents per gallon, or 13%, lower than the $3.77 it will reach in 2023, according […]
Denver International Airport officials are preparing for a rush of travelers during Labor Day, which begins Thursday as Americans extend their record-breaking summer travel season. DIA officials have predicted that a record 444,500 passengers will pass through the airport’s checkpoints between Thursday (August 29) and Tuesday (September 3), with the busiest times of day being […]
CANTON – The Stark County Fair features ’80s rock, waffle pizza, a new Ferris wheel and a mullet contest. With a mix of old classics such as tractor pulling, cattle breeding, Italian sausage rolls and auctions of baked goods, the fair is also celebrating its 175th anniversary with special goods and coins. “There are family […]
Ohio Weekly News Recap: The Columbus Dispatch’s Top Headlines Here are some stories you may have missed on Dispatch.com and in the print edition of the Columbus Dispatch. There is still almost a month until the official start of autumn. But Ohioans might disagree, as Halloween candy is already plentiful, pumpkin spice is appearing on […]
Every parent knows the situation: camps and activities are over, most of the kids are home, and with them comes clutter and mess. Snack crumbs on the couch, spilled chocolate milk on the floor, and glitter from art projects scattered in hidden corners of the house. Kids have to be kids, but how can […]
How to find the best accommodation deals on Airbnb and VRBO this summer These simple tricks can potentially save you money when booking short-term rentals. problem solved Location, location, location. The principle of buying a property applies to short-term rentals, too, and Erie County has some prime lake view locations available through Vrbo. Here are […]
