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John Hannah is set to reunite with Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz in The Mummy's fourth film
Universal Pictures confirms John Hannah will return alongside Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz in the 2028 fourth film of The Mummy franchise, which will be directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett.
PetSmart Charities gives $25,000 to Sullivan County animal shelter
PetSmart Charities donated $25,000 to the Animal Shelter of Sullivan County to support National Adoption Week and help prepare adoptable animals for new homes.
Apple discontinues the Mac Pro, marking an end of an era
Apple has removed the Mac Pro from its website and confirmed it will not receive future updates; the company is consolidating its desktop lineup around Apple Silicon, with the Mac Studio now positioned as the top professional option.
Grace for Paws hosts tennis fundraiser to help animal rescues
Grace for Paws will hold its first Game, Set, Rescue tennis tournament on March 29 at Coronado High School to benefit The Animal Rescue League of El Paso; sponsorships have already raised $9,500, exceeding a $7,500 goal.
Rescue of juvenile manatee witnessed by fisherman in St. Pete
A fisherman in St. Petersburg watched a team rescue a lethargic juvenile manatee from Coffee Pot Bayou on March 24; the animal was taken to ZooTampa for rehabilitation and is receiving tube-fed nutrients.
Sperm whale birth recorded up close reveals coordinated family care.
Project CETI researchers recorded a sperm whale giving birth off Dominica in July 2023 and documented Unit A family members jointly lifting and supporting the newborn; published analyses show coordinated movements and changes in click vocalizations.
Clayton Kershaw rejoins Dodgers as special assistant
Clayton Kershaw will serve as a special assistant to the Dodgers' front office while also working a light, part-time broadcasting schedule with NBC; he described the front-office role as undefined and said he plans to remain involved from afar.
Rocky Boy leaders open Miyo Pimatisiwinkamik Youth Wellness Center
Civic leaders opened the Miyo Pimatisiwinkamik Youth Wellness Center on March 27, 2026, to provide cultural, educational and health services for local youth. The center will open in phases with after-school, weekend, and summer programming scheduled through June.
Assemblywoman Rebecca Kassay honors 2026 Women of Distinction
Assemblywoman Rebecca Kassay hosted her second annual Assembly District 4 Women of Distinction Award Ceremony on March 21 in Centereach, honoring 24 local women nominated by residents, businesses and community groups.
Woman Uses Food Bank While Redirecting Grocery Money and Questions If It's Wrong
A woman asked online whether it is wrong to use a food bank while spending her limited grocery budget on other basic needs; responders said food banks exist for such gaps and noted surplus food and waste in the system.
Edmonds School Board honors all-state musicians and National Board Certified teachers.
At its March 24 meeting, the Edmonds School District board recognized All-State student musicians and two National Board Certified teachers while approving revisions to construction financing and debt management policies and holding a first reading on foster care policy updates.
Arctic winter sea ice ties the satellite-era record low.
On March 15, 2026, Arctic winter sea ice peaked at 5.52 million square miles, matching 2025 as the lowest maximum since satellite records began; researchers report thinner ice and a peak below the 1981–2010 average.
Giants scoreless in first two games for first time in franchise history
The Giants were shut out 3-0 by the Yankees, marking the first time in the franchise's 143-year history they were scoreless in their first two games; through 18 innings they have zero runs and four hits.
U.S. Tomahawks are being used in Iran war faster than stockpile is being refilled
Reports say U.S. forces have used hundreds of Tomahawk cruise missiles in strikes related to Iran, a figure described as several times the usual annual procurement. Officials and industry representatives say production capacity is being increased but a full ramp-up will take years.
Pageant contestant recovers after veneers fall out on stage
Kamolwan Chanago, a Miss Grand Thailand contestant, had her veneers become dislodged during her on-stage introduction but adjusted them, smiled and continued her walk; organizers said she handled the moment with professionalism. The Bangkok competition includes 77 contestants and will announce results on Saturday.
Cholesterol guidelines now stress earlier screening and clearer LDL targets.
On March 13, the American College of Cardiology and American Heart Association released updated 2026 cholesterol guidelines that expand risk assessment to adults starting in their 30s and restore specific LDL targets while recommending one-time Lp(a) testing.
Iranian missile attack wounds 10 U.S. service members, damages aircraft at Saudi base
U.S. officials reported an Iranian missile and drone attack on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia that wounded at least 10 U.S. service members and damaged several American aircraft.
Screen time and young children may not always be harmful
A Department for Education report recommends limiting screen time to one hour per day for children under five and advises avoiding screens for under-twos except for shared, interactive use.
Savannah Guthrie to return to Today show on April 6
Savannah Guthrie will return to NBC's "Today" show on April 6 after a nearly two-month absence following the disappearance of her 84-year-old mother.
Hemi vs Hurricane: Debate over the future of Mopar engines
The AutoGuide Show Podcast revisited whether Dodge should revive Hemi V8s or rely on the twin‑turbo Hurricane inline‑six, noting many buyers value the V8's sound and that adding V8 options could complicate dealer ordering and inventory.
Arctic sea ice reaches near-record low winter peak
Arctic winter sea ice peaked at about 5.52 million square miles, roughly 525,000 square miles below the 1981–2010 average, while many regions worldwide reported unusually high temperatures and numerous record highs.
Developer to hold community meeting on redevelopment plan for former industrial site
Wood Partners will present a compromise plan that would pair residential development with 5,000 square feet of commercial space at a public meeting on April 6 at 6:30 p.m.
Valley woman photographs shelter cats to help them get adopted
Jen Parjol, known online as @meowphx, photographs hundreds of shelter cats each year in the Phoenix area to raise their profiles and support adoptions.
Artemis communications: Erik Richards helps keep Orion connected to Earth.
Erik Richards is mission manager for NASA's Near Space Network and is overseeing communications support for Artemis II and the Orion spacecraft. The Near Space Network, working with NASA's Deep Space Network, links the crew to mission control through launch, orbit, re-entry, and splashdown.
Company Retreat star says Dougie Jr. and Anthony formed a genuine friendship.
Alex Bonifer says producers adjusted scripted scenarios on Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat to help foster a friendship between his Dougie Jr. character and Anthony Norman; Bonifer cites shared interests like sports and Anthony’s steady support during the season.
Napa Ag Day brings kids closer to farming and the land
More than 1,200 second- and third-graders attended Ag Day at the Napa Valley Expo on March 26, taking part in hands-on activities such as live animal encounters, soil and beekeeping demonstrations.
Houston Humane Society opens first stand-alone veterinary clinic
The Houston Humane Society opened a 10,000-square-foot stand-alone veterinary clinic on March 24 that offers full-service care and will serve as a hub for community outreach programs.
Team USA's Jack Hughes has his broken Olympic teeth fixed
Jack Hughes broke two front teeth during Team USA's Olympic gold-medal game on Feb. 22 and had them repaired on March 17, the New Jersey Devils told NBC News.
Sunset Ridge D29 voters approve renovation and partial rebuild of Middlefork School in Northfield
Unofficial results show 66.9% of District 29 voters approved a $23.5 million bond to help fund a planned renovation and partial rebuild of Middlefork School, and construction could begin as early as April 2027 after certification.
Teddi Mellencamp Gives Update on Brain Cancer Treatment
Teddi Mellencamp says she is doing well while receiving regular immunotherapy and reports that doctors have told her there is "no trace of cancer" despite being classified as stage 4.
