The article reports that seasonal pastoralism structured Kazakh social, legal and political life, with winter survival and pasture rights central to migration cycles and community decisions.
A Texas middle schooler, Aamir Tinwala, began building nest boxes after adopting a cockatiel during the pandemic and has built more than 750 bird shelters while organizing neighbors and schools.
A Santa Barbara captain filmed two humpback whales approaching his boat and spending nearly two hours nearby, and the operator reported seeing more than a dozen humpbacks in the Santa Barbara Channel during an earlier-than-usual return from migration.
More than $593,000 in ODNR Volunteer Fire Assistance grants will support 95 rural projects in Ohio, helping volunteer departments obtain protective gear, communication devices and other equipment.
Alysa Liu won two gold medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics, and her father Arthur told CBS's 60 Minutes he spent between about $500,000 and $1 million on her skating career.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said the debate over social media age limits is long overdue and said he supports state legislation to restrict access for people under 16.
Alysa Liu, an Oakland native who won Olympic gold — the first U.S. individual gold in women's figure skating in 24 years — is being celebrated at the Oakland Ice Center, where local youth and former classmates recalled her training and work ethic.
The roughly 2-year-old golden doodle/mini poodle mix nicknamed Jet Blue, rescued at Harry Reid International Airport on February 2, was officially adopted by LVMPD Officer Skeeter Black and his family, who had completed an adoption approval with Retriever Rescue of Las Vegas months earlier.
Eleven downtown Paragould businesses partnered with eleven local nonprofits Saturday for the first Souper Saturday, selling small bowls of soup and directing proceeds to the chosen organizations.
Experts report that many people experience "sleep shame," facing judgment from others and themselves for when and how they sleep, and psychologists say cultural norms, close relationships and self-criticism drive much of this response.
