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Feb 08 2024
News
Hilo grandmother pleads ‘no contest’ in manslaughter of her 9-year-old granddaughter
HONOLULU (KHON2) — A 66-year-old Hilo grandmother has pleaded ‘no contest’ in relation to the death of her 9-year-old granddaughter in 2016. Henrietta H. Stone is the last of three individuals charged in relation to her granddaughter, Shaelynn Lehano-Stone’s death. She died hours later and according to her death certificate, she was denied food by her caregivers. Officials said, Stone had
KHON 2
Apr 24 2020
News
The Food Supply Chain is Not Yet in Danger — But the Workers Who Keep Us Fed Are
ARE WE GOING to run out of food? That primal question seemed to be on the minds of many Americans when the gravity of the coronavirus pandemic first became clear. As society went into lockdown, millions rushed to grocery stores to stock up on whatever they could buy. Toilet paper was the earliest and most high-profile victim. But people turned their eyes to the food section as well, clearing
The Intercept
Feb 07 2024
News
Rehberg considering return bid to Congress
Former Montana Republican Congressman Denny Rehberg is eyeing a potential return to politics. The now 68-year-old is considering whether to run for the seat that could be vacated by Rep. Matt Rosendale, should Rosendale officially announce his plans to challenge U.S. Sen. Jon Tester. Rehberg served as Montana’s lone Congressman from 2000 to 2012. He departed politics after unsuccessfully
KTVQ 2
Apr 13 2020
Opinion
The Heroes Who Put Food on Your Table Don’t Eat if They Don’t Work
Joe Del Bosque never stops thinking about food. He can’t afford to stop thinking about it.
When you make your living from something, and you support yourself and your family from it, that commodity is always on your mind. You worry about whether you’ll be able to supply what is demanded, and whether there will be demand for what you supply.
Del Bosque—who grows asparagus,
Daily Beast
Feb 07 2024
News
Tennessee basketball live score updates vs LSU in SEC game
Tennessee basketball is looking to stay hot after dropping 103 points on Kentucky on Saturday. The No. 6 Vols (16-5, 6-2 SEC) host LSU (12-9, 4-4) on Wednesday (7 p.m. ET, SEC Network) at Thompson-Boling Arena at Food City Center. Tennessee enters after pasting Kentucky in a 103-92 win at Rupp Arena, Rick Barnes' fourth win in Lexington as the Vols coach. UT rebounded from a four-point loss to
Knoxville News Sentinel
Mar 27 2020
Fact Check
Viral Image Claims to Show Phone Number for Receiving Emergency Food Stamps
An image shared on Facebook more than 46,000 times purportedly shows the phone number people can call to get emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits.
Verdict: False
The number is not listed in the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) directory of local SNAP offices and does not match the National Hunger Hotline. It comes from a popular 2005 rap song
Check Your Fact
Jan 28 2024
News
Mona Lisa is splattered with soup, the latest target for climate activists
Climate activists battled the usual weekend crowds at the Louvre Museum in Paris Sunday to splash the iconic Mona Lisa by Leonardo Da Vinci with canned soup. Footage shows two women throwing a red liquid at the painting before crossing the wooden barrier protecting it from crowds. One of the women removes her jacket to reveal a T-shirt reading “Riposte Alimentaire,” a food sustainability
NBC News (Online)
Feb 06 2024
News
3 more men indicted in Gilbert Goons teen violence cases
• Noah Lee Pennington, 18, two counts of aggravated assault and one count of disorderly conduct for an incident on Dec. 16, 2022 in Gilbert. • William Owen Hines, 18, one count of vehicular aggravated assault for a July 6 incident. Gilbert police arrested him on Jan. 31. • Aris Michael Arredondo, 18, one count of aggravated robbery and one count of aggravated assault for an Aug. 18 incident at
Feb 13 2024
News
Uber, Lyft, DoorDash drivers to strike on Valentine's Day for fair pay
Thousands of drivers for ride-sharing platforms Uber, Lyft and food delivery app DoorDash are expected to go on strike across the United States on Valentine's Day for fair pay, drivers' groups said on Monday.
The demonstrations are set to take place about a week after Lyft said it would guarantee weekly earnings for drivers, a first in the U.S. ride-hailing industry as it looks to lure
Reuters
Jan 26 2024
News
Israel-Hamas war live updates: International Court of Justice to issue initial ruling in Gaza genocide case
Nasser Hospital out of anesthesia and food as Palestinians seek aid in Khan Younis Nasser Hospital, the main health facility in Khan Younis, is nearly out of supplies as desperate civilians seek care after days of bombardment in the southern Gaza city. Dr. Ashraf Al-Qudra, a spokesperson for the Ministry of Health in Gaza, reported that the hospital has no more pain-relieving medications to
NBC News (Online)