Streaming films eligible for Oscars, but for 1 year only
Movies that debuted on a streaming service without a theatrical run will be eligible for the Oscars, but only for this year.
Continue Reading »Movies that debuted on a streaming service without a theatrical run will be eligible for the Oscars, but only for this year.
Continue Reading »Former Vice President Joe Biden has won Ohio’s presidential primary.
Continue Reading »The National Transportation Safety Board released the findings of its investigation into the July 2018 tragedy, when a Ride the Ducks vehicle sank during a severe and sudden storm on Table Rock Lake near Branson, killing 17
Continue Reading »The federal appeals court in Washington, D.C., seems inclined to revive a demand from the House of Representatives that former White House counsel Don McGahn show up for testimony linked to the Mueller investigation.
Continue Reading »The state of Georgia has seen more people tested for COVID-19 today than any other single day during the pandemic, according to Governor Brian Kemp.
Continue Reading »From Cape Cod to California, festivals are being canceled, businesses in tourist havens are looking at empty reservation books, and people who have been cooped up through a dismal spring are worrying summer will bring just more
Continue Reading »Vice President Pence was the only participant not to wear a mask during a roundtable discussion on Mayo’s coronavirus testing and research programs.
Continue Reading »UAB officials created the Urgent COVID-19 Clinical Research and Laboratory Research Fund at UAB Medicine in March of this year in response to the pandemic.
Continue Reading »Rain and storms will move back in Wednesday afternoon and evening with some of the storms on the strong side. We’ll monitor for any potential pockets for gusty or damaging winds, but we don’t anticipate severe weather
Continue Reading »The new ordinance, submitted by Mayor Randall Woodfin, is designed to help fight the spread of COVID-19.
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