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Winter Restaurant Week Sneak Peek previews local menus.
The Sneak Peek on Wednesday will preview dishes from participating restaurants, and general tickets are $35 now (increasing to $45 beginning Wednesday) while limited VIP tickets cost $55.
Canned foods can provide an affordable protein boost
The article highlights four canned options—tuna, lentils, chili and pea soup—that can supply meaningful amounts of protein while often costing less than fresh alternatives, and it notes sodium content varies with reduced-sodium versions available.
Suni Williams retires from NASA after 27 years
After 27 years at NASA, astronaut Suni Williams retired effective Dec. 27, 2025; she completed three International Space Station missions and logged 608 days in space.
Aspen permitting mix n' mingle aims to humanize the process
The city of Aspen will host a permitting mix n' mingle on Wednesday, Jan. 28, from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Pitkin County Library so residents can meet permitting staff and ask questions.
Global water bankruptcy has begun, UN report says
A UN flagship report says many regions have moved beyond temporary water crises into a state of 'global water bankruptcy', where systems are depleted beyond historical baselines; the report notes about four billion people face severe water scarcity for at least one month each year.
Coventry Village launches $200,000 American Rescue Plan small business grants
The Coventry Village Special Improvement District announced a $200,000 grant program funded by the American Rescue Plan, offering awards of $15,000 to $75,000 to new and expanding businesses in the district. The SID says grants will require matching investment or in-kind contributions and will be reviewed monthly on a rolling basis.
Valerie Bertinelli says she was fired from a spokesperson job over weight gain
Valerie Bertinelli told Drew Barrymore that a diet company ended her spokesperson role after she regained weight, and she is set to publish a book, Getting Naked, on March 10, 2026.
Man Who Lost More Than 300 Pounds Keeps One Consistent Eating Habit
Matthew Castillo had a SADI bariatric procedure in September 2024 and has lost more than 300 pounds; he now maintains a daily focus on protein as the primary lifestyle change.
Colorado lawmakers donate blood to help address a nationwide shortage
Members of the Colorado House and Senate donated blood at the state Capitol amid a nationwide shortage, and the General Assembly officially recognized January as National Blood Donor Month.
Henry, beloved canine of Vail Ski Patrol, now has an apparel line
Vail Mountain’s first avalanche rescue dog, Henry, inspired the Avy Dog Henry's Legacy apparel collection that joins an existing Avy Dog Bourbon release; a portion of proceeds will support avalanche rescue dog programs.
Earn Money with ChatGPT in 10 simple ways.
The article lists 10 beginner-friendly ways people can use ChatGPT to generate extra income, from tutoring and virtual assistance to content writing, digital products, and YouTube. It notes practical limits such as the need to fact-check AI outputs and to follow employer or platform rules on AI use.
Fort Buchanan CYS event builds resilient families and supports force readiness
An After School Fest at Fort Buchanan's Child & Youth Services on Jan. 16 highlighted Puerto Rico's cultural traditions through music and performances, and Fort Buchanan CYS recently earned a 97.17% rating in a U.S. Army inspection.
Find "Some Bunny" to Love with Rabbit and Guinea Pig Adoptions
Santa Barbara County Animal Services and BUNS are waiving adoption fees for rabbits and guinea pigs through Feb. 15, 2026, and adoptable animals can be met Tuesday–Sunday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
Sleep, nutrition and exercise changes may extend lifespan, study suggests
A U.K. cohort study using nearly 60,000 participants and statistical modeling found that very small increases in sleep, moderate-to-vigorous activity and vegetable intake were associated with about one extra year of modeled lifespan versus the lowest-performing group, while an optimal profile was modeled to add about nine years. Researchers and outside statisticians emphasized the analysis is observational and cannot prove causation.
Guardian Roofing joins Owens Corning and Habitat for Humanity to replace roof for Tacoma veteran
Guardian Roofing, Owens Corning and Habitat for Humanity partnered on the Roof Deployment Project to install a donated new roof in October for Nancy, a veteran homeowner in Tacoma, at no cost to her.
Saratoga Film Showcase returns this weekend to celebrate independent film
The Saratoga Film Showcase runs Friday through Sunday with 31 short films, panels, live demonstrations and most filmmakers attending in person; proceeds will support Camp Stomping Ground.
Dakin Humane Society appoints Dr. Katie Spaulding as medical director
Dr. Katie Spaulding has been named medical director of Dakin Humane Society. She previously worked as an infection preventionist in Hawaii and began her veterinary career at Dakin in 2010.
UN declares global water bankruptcy and calls for a new approach
The UN report describes a 'post-crisis' era of global water bankruptcy and reports that about 75 percent of people live in water-insecure countries while 3.5 billion lack safely managed clean water.
Senators' Jake Sanderson apologizes for comments about Leevi Meriläinen
Jake Sanderson apologized to goaltender Leevi Meriläinen after comments following a 6-5 overtime loss, saying he was 'pretty embarrassed.' Coach Travis Green later called the reaction overblown and defended Sanderson.
Dinosaur National Monument finds first new fossils since 1924
Park staff identified new dinosaur fossils near the Quarry Exhibit Hall on Sept. 16, and excavations completed between September and October removed nearly 3,000 pounds of rock and fossil material.
Why did that cancer cell become drug-resistant?
Harvard researchers developed TimeVault, a technique that stores messenger RNA inside natural vault particles to preserve past gene-expression snapshots, and they used it to record cellular responses to stress and to examine how some cancer cells developed drug resistance.
Senators' Linus Ullmark says he took leave for mental health reasons
Linus Ullmark said he took a personal leave from the Ottawa Senators for mental health reasons and has since rejoined the team, though there is no firm timeline for when he will play again.
Water bankruptcy is unfolding worldwide, UN scientists report
UN University scientists say the world has entered 'water bankruptcy,' with about 4 billion people facing severe water scarcity for at least one month each year.
NASA reports advances in exploration and innovation in Trump's first year
NASA says it completed two human spaceflight missions and launched 15 science missions in the first year of President Donald J. Trump's second term.
Doctors sue to block RFK Jr.'s changes to childhood vaccine schedule
The American Academy of Pediatrics and several public health groups filed an amended complaint in federal court seeking to reverse Health and Human Services and CDC changes that reduced the recommended childhood vaccine schedule, saying the agencies did not follow required procedures.
Picketing nurses on ninth day of strike are joined by Mayor Mamdani and Sen. Sanders.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Sen. Bernie Sanders joined striking nurses outside New York hospitals on the ninth day of a walkout, and negotiators report talks remain at an impasse with no deal on the table.
Bystanders Rescue Driver from Sinking SUV in Virginia Beach
Four bystanders entered the water on Jan. 16 in Virginia Beach to help a driver after an SUV crashed into the water; the driver and two of the rescuers were treated for minor injuries, and the vehicle was recovered later that day.
Paracetamol is safe in pregnancy, study finds
A large review published in The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Women's Health analysed 43 high-quality studies and found no evidence that paracetamol taken during pregnancy raises the risk of autism, ADHD or intellectual disability, and the authors say prior links are likely due to other factors.
Karamo Brown skips CBS Mornings interview to protect his mental health
Karamo Brown did not join a live CBS Mornings interview with the Queer Eye cast while they promoted the show's 10th and final season, saying he needed to prioritize his mental health. His assistant notified the program about an hour before the segment and Brown released a statement thanking viewers and explaining his absence.
Indiana football could join other IU programs as national champions
Indiana football (15-0) will play Miami in the College Football Playoff championship with a chance to win the school's first football title and to finish 16-0 under the expanded CFP; Indiana men's soccer is the athletic department's most recent team champion, winning in 2012.
