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Zombie trees: Halloween highlights living dead hazards, says Edmonton arborist

They’re ooky and they’re spooky, dead from the inside out. Edmonton arborist Kevin Sproule calls them “zombie” trees because ...

Riot Platforms Shares Jump Pre-Market After Posting Unexpected Profit on Record Revenue

Riot Platforms (RIOT) shares rose 5% pre-market after the bitcoin (BTC) mining company unexpectedly posted a third-quarter ...
Richmond Times-Dispatch

Last-minute scramble over pay takes a toll on military families during the shutdown

Even though the Trump administration has found ways to pay the troops twice since the shutdown began Oct. 1, the process has ...

What’s happening in New Mexico October 31-November 6? Día de los Muertos in Old Town and more

Check out community events around New Mexico from October 31 to November 6. Albuquerque October 31-November 1 Frightening ...

Mystic Seaport Museum lays off 22 workers, faces 'financial challenges'

Mystic Seaport officials said the layoffs were needed in order to offset stalled revenue growth as well as state and federal ...

What’s on TV tonight: Return to Paradise, Borderline, and more

From new Apple TV series Down Cemetery Road (adapted from a novel by Slow Horses’ Mick Herron), to Mortimer & Whitehouse ...
Soap Central

What did Ryan Clark say about Charlie Kirk? Calls to fire ESPN analyst intensify over comments about the late conservative activist

American former football safety and NFL analyst Ryan Clark is currently facing backlash after his recent shot at Louisiana ...
Religion Unplugged

🎃 Inside The Halloween Tailgating Trend Gaining Popularity At Houses Of Worship 🔌

Trunk-or-treating — aka Halloween tailgating — is a growing trend in houses of worship and elsewhere. Plug-in delves into the history of the events as well as why not everyone is a fan.