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Mar 13 2024
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Rhysida ransomware gang claims it sold data from Lurie Children's Hospital hack
A ransomeware group that calls itself Rhysida has claimed it sold data stolen from Lurie Children's Hospital. A ransomeware group that calls itself Rhysida has claimed it sold data stolen from Lurie Children's Hospital. A ransomeware group that calls itself Rhysida has claimed it sold data stolen from Lurie Children's Hospital. A ransomeware group that calls itself Rhysida has claimed it sold
ABC 7 ChicagoMar 13 2024
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Data shows Tampa streetcars are most efficient in the nation. HART hopes they stay that way
A new study shows Tampa’s streetcar system is one of the most efficient in the nation. The county’s transit agency is hoping it stays that way in the coming years. Justin Wilits is the Director of Planning and Scheduling for Hillsborough Area Regional Transit, or HART. “It’s really, finally become after 20 or so years, the real asset that a lot of people expected it to be when it was built, in
WMNFMar 05 2024
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MI Winters Are Getting Warmer, Analysis of 45 Years Of Data Shows
MICHIGAN — Winter temperatures across Michigan have warmed by more than a half-degree since 1980, according to a new analysis looking at how climate change has contributed to warmer winters in most of the country. The analysis of winter temperature data from 1980-2024 by Harry Stevens, a columnist for The Washington Post’s Climate Lab section, showed 86 percent of the continental U.S. has
Patch.comMar 05 2024
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NH Winters Are Getting Warmer, Analysis of 45 Years Of Data Shows
NEW HAMPSHIRE — Winter temperatures in New Hampshire have warmed around 4.7 degrees since 1980, according to a new analysis looking at how climate change has contributed to warmer winters in most of the country. The analysis of winter temperature data from 1980-2024 by Harry Stevens, a columnist for The Washington Post’s Climate Lab section, showed 86 percent of the continental U.S. has
Patch.comMar 05 2024
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RI Winters Are Getting Warmer, Analysis of 45 Years Of Data Shows
RHODE ISLAND — Winter temperatures in Rhode Island have warmed around 3.8 degrees since 1980, according to a new analysis looking at how climate change has contributed to warmer winters in most of the country. The analysis of winter temperature data from 1980-2024 by Harry Stevens, a columnist for The Washington Post’s Climate Lab section, showed 86 percent of the continental U.S. has trended
Patch.comMar 05 2024
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IL Winters Are Getting Warmer, Analysis of 45 Years Of Data Shows
ILLINOIS— Winter temperatures in Illinois have warmed by more than a half-degree since 1980, according to a new analysis looking at how climate change has contributed to warmer winters in most of the country. The analysis of winter temperature data from 1980-2024 by Harry Stevens, a columnist for The Washington Post’s Climate Lab section, showed 86 percent of the continental U.S. has trended
Patch.comDec 26 2023
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Potential data breach impacts Integris patient data
OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – If you or someone you know is a patient with Integris, be aware that your personal information could be at risk after the hospital said a potential system hack may have impacted patient data. Names, contact information, date of birth and social security numbers are some things that may have been accessed in the potential breach as the hospital said it is currently
KFOR 4Mar 04 2024
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Migrant backlog to hit 8 million under Biden by October, data reveal
More than 8 million asylum seekers and other migrants will be living inside the U.S in legal limbo by the end of September — a roughly 167% increase in five years, according to internal government projections obtained by Axios.
Why it matters: That's up from about 3 million in 2019 — a sign of how the underfunded and outdated U.S. immigration system can't keep up with the rapidly
AxiosMar 14 2024
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New data shows more people moving out of San Diego County than moving in
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – San Diego County can be a desirable place for some to live. But Lorynn Guerrero is concerned about her son settling in from Las Cruces, New Mexico. “Of course, my first concern is the cost of living. I was worried where he would live,” Guerrero said. “He’s paying over $2,000 a month for a studio apartment.” As we've reported, the cost of living and affordable housing are
ABC 10News San DiegoMar 17 2024
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More than half of San Diego pursuits start for minor violations, and crashes are common, data show
Two San Diego police officers stand near a pickup truck on Altadena Avenue near Orange Avenue in Talmadge that hit a police car broadside, and hit more than eight parked vehicles during a police pursuit June 10, 2010. One of the two injured officers in the patrol car was trapped and was rescued by San Diego Fire-Rescue Department firefighters. The suspect was injured and taken to the hospital
San Diego Union-Tribune