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sports.yahoo.com > videos > prep-period-pacifica-falls-second-184226064.html

Prep Period: Pacifica falls in second straight state football final

Prep Period: Pacifica falls in second straight state football final10+ min ago (54+ words) In this segment from Episode 18 of Prep Period, Joe and Dom talk through the Tritons' loss to Central East in the CIF-State Division 1A Championship. In this segment from Episode 18 of Prep Period, Joe and Dom talk through the Tritons' loss to Central East in the CIF-State Division 1A Championship....

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cbsnews.com > miami > video > miami-central-high-school-teachers-concerned-about-safety-after-death-note-sent

Miami Central High School teachers concerned about safety after “death note” sent

Miami Central High School teachers concerned about safety after “death note” sent33+ min ago (58+ words) I'm having anxiety," said one of the teachers whose name was included in the note. She and the other named teacher believe police have dropped the ball in investigating the incident further. Miami Central High School teachers concerned about safety after death note" sent Miami Central High School teachers concerned about safety after death note" sent...

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thecentersquare.com > arizona > article_9b959012-fca5-4080-ac59-12c4fe4a8832.html

Report: Phoenix's $398B economy puts it behind Hong Kong

Report: Phoenix's $398B economy puts it behind Hong Kong52+ min ago (539+ words) (The Center Square) - The Phoenix metro area has the 43rd largest economy in the world, according to a new report. The report by Common Sense Institute Arizona'found'that the city's economy is $398 billion, ranking it behind Romania and Hong'Kong. The Phoenix metro area's economy is bigger than Chile's, the Czech Republic's and Egypt's, the report said. The Phoenix area has grown "very quickly" over the last 10 years, said'Glenn Farley, the CSI's director of policy and research. He added that the city, in terms of economic output, has gone from a "below-average income jurisdiction" to a "high-income jurisdiction." Many people started moving to Phoenix in the 1990s and early 2000s, Farley told The Center Square. Phoenix's population did not grow "particularly fast" until 2015, when Phoenix started to attract a lot of people moving to the city, he said. Farley said Phoenix's consumer spending base has…...

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freightwaves.com > news > trucking-retail-pressure-lawmakers-to-pass-anti-theft-bill

Trucking, retail pressure lawmakers to pass anti-theft bill

Trucking, retail pressure lawmakers to pass anti-theft bill1+ hour, 12+ min ago (442+ words) WASHINGTON " Without federal oversight and the ability to coordinate and share information, cargo theft " particularly high-tech "strategic theft" directed by organizations operating outside the U.S. " will continue to surge, trucking and retail officials told lawmakers on Wednesday. "This goes way beyond the hit-and-run type of straight theft that we've seen for over a hundred years with trucks," American Trucking Associations President and CEO Chris Spear told House Judiciary committee lawmakers. "This is a very complex, digitally-driven renaissance. These groups are operating out of Eastern Europe, Russia, South Africa, China " places where if you have a laptop, you can go into a bill of lading and redirect freight as it's in motion. That freight's long gone before the company figures out that it was taken." A survey released in October by the American Transportation Research Institute, an affiliate of ATA, revealed that…...

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cbsnews.com > texas > news > texas-instruments-40-billion-semiconductor-factory-thousands-of-jobs-north-texas

Texas Instruments' $40 billion semiconductor factory brings thousands of jobs to North Texas

Texas Instruments' $40 billion semiconductor factory brings thousands of jobs to North Texas1+ hour, 21+ min ago (186+ words) December 17, 2025 / 4:31 PM CST / CBS Texas After years in the making, Texas Instruments' semiconductor factory in Sherman has officially begun production. The $40 billion factory will produce tens of millions of chips that are critical for vehicles, smartphones, data centers, and simply everyday electronics " an industry that was disrupted during the pandemic. The project received initial support from the Biden administration and a warm welcome from Gov. Greg Abbott. "Semiconductors are essential to building the space in artificial intelligence infrastructure that will truly define our future" With help from TI, Texas will remain the home for cutting-edge semiconductor manufacturing and the home of more job opportunities than any other state," said Governor Abbott The site will create 3,000 new jobs for Dallas-based TI, and support thousands of additional jobs. "These don't all require college degrees. There are many of these jobs that you…...

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cbsnews.com > texas > video > ti-semiconductor-plant-begins-production-bringing-thousands-of-jobs-to-north-texas

TI semiconductor plant begins production, bringing thousands of jobs to North Texas

TI semiconductor plant begins production, bringing thousands of jobs to North Texas1+ hour, 40+ min ago (27+ words) After years in the making Texas Instruments' semiconductor factory in Sherman has official began production. TI semiconductor plant begins production, bringing thousands of jobs to North Texas...

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timesnownews.com > world > us > us-news > what-is-a-turquoise-alert-arizona-issues-alert-for-missing-teen-maria-acedo-from-cibola-high-article-153309464

What Is A Turquoise Alert? Arizona Issues Alert For Missing Teen Maria Acedo From Cibola High

What Is A Turquoise Alert? Arizona Issues Alert For Missing Teen Maria Acedo From Cibola High1+ hour, 43+ min ago (211+ words) A Turquoise Alert has been issued for 17-year-old Maria Acedo, a Gila River Indian Tribe ward missing since leaving Cibola High School on December 2. Also Read: Who Is Riley Keough? Lawsuit Alleges Elvis Granddaughter Donated Egg For John Travolta And Kelly Preston The alert bridges systemic gaps for Native missing persons, who face higher vanishing rates without dedicated systems. Turquoise Alert vs Amber Alert: former targets broader ages/endangerment; latter focuses imminent child abduction by stranger. Public urged to check surveillance in target cities. No vehicle details released. Safe return emphasized over apprehension. Acedo measures 5'2", 256 lbs, with black hair, brown eyes; distinctive build aids identification. Last known near Cibola High, Yuma'possible interstate travel raises alarms. Tips to Yuma Police 928-783-4421, Detective Burruel, or 911. Gila River Tribal Police assist. No foul play confirmed but urgency stems from no-contact pattern. Community vigilance requested…...

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reviewjournal.com > news > environment > the-river-will-not-wait-for-us-strict-timeline-set-for-colorado-river-deal-3596869

‘The river will not wait for us’: Strict timeline set for Colorado River deal

‘The river will not wait for us’: Strict timeline set for Colorado River deal2+ hour, 5+ min ago (950+ words) Federal officials gave the clearest timeline yet for when a breakthrough could come in closed-door negotiations over the water supply of 40 million Americans. On Wednesday, Assistant Secretary of Water and Science Andrea Travnicek said the public will have another document to review as early as the end of this year. It will come amid what could prove to be the most critical policy talks in the history of the American West. The seven states that draw water from the Colorado River system, including Nevada, are wrapped up in heated negotiations with time running out to strike a deal before a Feb. 14 deadline. This week, all eyes are on Las Vegas as the Colorado River Water Users Association conference sparks discussion about the precarious future of the basin. "The time of grandstanding and rhetoric has passed," Travnicek said in her keynote…...

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lawandcrime.com > crime > her-leg-felt-cold-jealous-man-beat-girlfriend-in-the-face-with-ceramic-ashtray-before-using-pillow-to-kill-her-and-then-lay-next-to-corpse

Jealous man beat girlfriend in the face with ceramic ashtray before using pillow to kill her

Jealous man beat girlfriend in the face with ceramic ashtray before using pillow to kill her2+ hour, 16+ min ago (898+ words) Left: Donnell Brunson (Lackawanna County District Attorney's Office). Right: The apartment where Brunson murdered his girlfriend in Pennsylvania (Google Maps). A'Pennsylvania man will spend the rest of his life behind bars for brutally killing his girlfriend and then trying and failing at an elaborate attempt to kill himself while lying next to her corpse. In September, Donnell Brunson, 57, was found guilty by a jury of his peers in Lackawanna County on one count each of murder in the first degree, and risking catastrophe. On Tuesday, the defendant was sentenced by Lackawanna County Court of Common Pleas Judge Michael Barrasse to mandatory life in prison for the murder conviction. He was additionally sentenced to spend 18 to 24 months in prison for the risk conviction. Those sentences were assessed to run consecutively, or one after another. The underlying incident occurred in November 2023, when…...

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ktar.com > arizona-news > inmate-fatal-attacks-gang-prison > 5793680

2 Arizona inmates dead after unrelated gang attacks

2 Arizona inmates dead after unrelated gang attacks3+ hour, 36+ min ago (449+ words) Dec 17, 2025, 1:15 PM PHOENIX " A West Valley inmate died Tuesday after the second recent fatal gang-related attack in an Arizona prison, authorities said. Jacob Major, 43, died at a Goodyear hospital after an attack at Buckeye's Arizona State Prison Complex (ASPC)-Lewis, according to the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry (ADCRR). Major had been in ADCRR custody since 2013. He was serving time for vehicle theft, burglary, trafficking in stolen property, weapons misconduct and forgery. Major's death came five days after Leron Indian died at a hospital following an attack at ASPC-Yuma. One of Indian's attackers was hospitalized with unspecified injuries that aren't considered life-threatening. Indian, 50, had been in ADCRR custody since 2024 after a burglary conviction. In both cases, several gang members attacked the victims after disputes. The investigations are ongoing, but ADCRR said the incidents aren't related. The state prison…...