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Live Feed The Hulu comedy returns to the Nielsen rankings with its third season. 'Only Murders in the Building' Patrick Harbron/Hulu Logo text The third-season premiere of Only Murders in the Building pushed the comedy to its best showing yet on the streaming charts. Suits continued its dominant summer, setting a record for the most consecutive weeks with more than 3 billion minutes of viewing time. Only Murders in the Building opened its third season on Hulu on Aug. 8, and it drew 719 million minutes of watch time for the week of Aug. 7-13. That’s a series high for the show and 24 percent higher than its previous best, 578 million minutes for the week of its season two finale in August 2022. It finished third among original series and ninth overall in Nielsen’s rankings. Suits extended its remarkable summer with 3.01 billion minutes of viewing on Netflix and Peacock, becoming the first show in the three-year history of Nielsen’s weekly charts to record 3 billion or more minutes in seven consecutive weeks. Previous smashes Stranger Things and Wednesday had considerably higher peaks, but neither of them stayed above 3 billion minutes for more than three weeks in a

LYNNWOOD, Wash., September 7, 2023—As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, the City of Lynnwood invites the public to a reception at 5:15 p.m. on September 11 to honor internationally renowned artist Alfredo Arreguín and declare September 16, Alfredo Arreguín Day. The Mexican American artist passed away on April 24, at 88 years old, due to health complications from cancer. The reception will be inside Lynnwood City Hall located at 19100 44th Ave W, where Arreguin’s piece, Green Lake, from 2009, hangs. Attendees will also enjoy a dance performance from the Yolihuani Aztec dancers along with viewing various other paintings by Arreguín within City Hall. Seattle-based artist Alfredo Arreguín’s 2009 piece on oil canvas, Green Lake, that hangs in Lynnwood Cit Hall. Lynnwood Times | Mario Lotmore. On May 3, the Snohomish County Council unanimously approved a resolution recognizing May 5 in celebration of Cinco de Mayo and  honor of Maestro Alfredo Arreguín. Speaking, on behalf of the resolution, were Lynnwood Vice President Dr. Councilwoman Julieta Altamirano-Crosby who introduced a similar proclamation to the Lynnwood City Council Monday, April 24, and Maria Anakotta who is a Care Consultant with the Alzheimer’s Association. Alfredo Arreguín Seattle-based artist Alfredo Arreguín was born in Morelia, Michoacán state, Mexico, and emigrated

In a recent development, NXP Semiconductors, a prominent chipmaker, has disclosed a data breach that exposed the personal information of some of its customers. The breach came to light when Troy Hunt, the owner of Have I Been Pwned, reported the incident after receiving an email notification from NXP. According to the email sent by NXP to affected customers, the breach is linked to inactive user profiles on the NXP.com website and occurred on July 11, 2023. The compromised information primarily includes customers’ email addresses, and no other personal data appears to have been impacted by the breach. Upon discovering the breach, NXP Semiconductors immediately initiated an internal investigation and activated its incident response procedures. The incident response team took swift action to contain the incident and promptly notified relevant authorities. Although NXP found no evidence suggesting fraudulent use of the exposed data, the company decided to reach out to all affected NXP.com users as a precautionary measure. NXP emphasized the importance of caution when dealing with unsolicited communications that request personal information or contain specific links. The company stressed that they do not proactively contact users to request personal or confidential data. In case anyone receives an email or

By Rebecca Gaunt Comments from the Cobb County School District denying any knowledge of staff concerns related to the Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl, published in the Marietta Daily Journal Tuesday, has the Cobb County Association of Educators President Jeff Hubbard fighting mad. Hubbard has raised concerns since early August that CCSD staff members involved with the reading bowl are worried about their jobs. He first shared suggestions that would grant teachers and media specialists peace of mind directly with the district, and later went public after Due West Elementary School teacher Katie Rinderle was fired for reading “My Shadow is Purple” by Scott Stuart to her fifth grade students. Background Within days of the school board’s Aug. 17 4-3 split decision to uphold Superintendent Chris Ragsdale’s decision to fire Rinderle, the district announced it had pulled books unrelated to her case from libraries across the district due to sexual content.  The district did not respond to questions from the media regarding what led to the removal or why the district policy for complaints was not followed. The same week, Libs of Tik Tok, a far-right social media handle that has targeted teachers, media specialists, and doctors for harassment, took credit

Verizon Business Network Services has agreed to pay $4.091 million to resolve allegations of violating the False Claims Act, following accusations that it failed to fully comply with required cybersecurity controls while providing information technology services to federal agencies. The settlement, which concluded the legal proceedings, recognized that Verizon had cooperated with the government by taking significant measures to address the cybersecurity concerns raised during the investigation, according to a news statement. Deputy Assistant Attorney General Michael Granston of the Civil Division’s Commercial Litigation Branch emphasized the importance of government contractors adhering to cybersecurity standards, highlighting that failure to do so could jeopardize the security of sensitive government information and information systems. Michael Granston stated, “We will continue to pursue knowing cybersecurity-related violations under the Department’s Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative and to provide credit in settlements to government contractors that disclose misconduct, cooperate with pending investigations and take remedial measures, all of which are critically important to protecting the nation against cyber threats.” The settlement specifically pertains to Verizon’s Managed Trusted Internet Protocol Service (MTIPS), designed to provide secure connections to the public internet and external networks for federal agencies. The allegations involved Verizon’s failure to fully satisfy three required cybersecurity

The National Weather Service forecasts partly cloudy skies here in Cobb County on Tuesday, September 5, 2023, with a high near 89 degrees. The National Weather Service has also issued a code orange air quality alert for Cobb County and other parts of the region.  What does the extended forecast have in store? This forecast is centered on Dobbins Air Reserve Base in Marietta. Today Partly sunny, with a high near 89. Calm wind becoming west around 5 mph in the afternoon. Tonight Partly cloudy, with a low around 68. West wind around 5 mph becoming calm. Wednesday Sunny, with a high near 91. Northwest wind around 5 mph. Wednesday Night Partly cloudy, with a low around 69. West wind around 5 mph. Thursday A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 2 p.m. Sunny, with a high near 89. West wind 5 to 10 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. Thursday Night A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms before 8 p.m. Mostly clear, with a low around 65. Friday Sunny, with a high near 88. Friday Night Mostly clear, with a low around 63. Saturday Sunny, with a high near 88. Saturday Night Mostly

The Crosslake Police Department says one woman sustained injuries from an accidental shooting this past Friday. A news release from the department says that on Sept. 1 at 10:41 a.m., law enforcement responded to a report of a shooting injury along the 37000 block of Aspen Way in Crosslake. The 911 call informed dispatchers that a 23-year-old woman had been shot in the shoulder. The caller said the victim was leaving the scene in a private vehicle and was going to the hospital. Officers intercepted the vehicle and provided first aid until an ambulance arrived to bring the victim to the hospital. Law enforcement says the shooting was accidental and that there is no threat to the public. The incident is currently under investigation. Lakeland News is member supported content. Please consider supporting Lakeland News today.

One person has died and two others were seriously injured in a two-vehicle crash yesterday near Taconite in Itasca County. The Minnesota State Patrol reports on Sept. 3 just before 7 p.m., a pickup collided with another vehicle at the intersection of Highway 169 and County Road 7. The report states a Honda Civic driven by 35-year-old Matthew Reigel of Bigfork was southbound on County Road 7. Reigel then attempted to turn north onto Highway 169 in Taconite. A pickup driven by 28-year-old Benjamin Ladoux collided with the other vehicle while driving south on Highway 169. Reigel died at the scene, while his two passengers, 32-year-old Amber Johnston and a 7-year-old girl, both from Deer River, sustained life-threatening injuries. Ladoux did not sustain any injuries. All parties were wearing their seat belts, and no alcohol was involved in the incident. Lakeland News is member supported content. Please consider supporting Lakeland News today.

NEW ORLEANS, La., September 3, 2023—A three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled Friday September 1, to revive a lawsuit against the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) by doctors who each claim their individual ability to practice medicine was hindered because of the FDA’s public information campaign against ivermectin for human use to treat COVID-19. Click on image above to view court ruling in its entirety. U.S. Circuit Judge Don Willett, in writing for the unanimous decision, began: “’You are not a horse’… The agency had discerned that some people were treating their symptoms using the animal version of a drug called ivermectin. FDA decided to target that practice via the ‘horse’ message-and others like it. The messaging traveled widely across legacy and online media. Left unmentioned in most of that messaging: ivermectin also comes in a human version (emphasis added). And while the human version of ivermectin is not FDA-approved to treat the coronavirus, some people were using it off-label for that purpose.” You are not a horse. You are not a cow. Seriously, y'all. Stop it. https://t.co/TWb75xYEY4 — U.S. FDA (@US_FDA) August 21

Estimated read time 2 min read Imphal: Over 10 thousand youth from different districts of Manipur valley took oath in the name of Lord Pakhangba to fight without retreat for Manipur. The youths gathered at Social Welfare Club, Khongman in Imphal East district on Sunday. They sought blessings from the Lord to hoist victory flag. Many of them expressed their opinions on the present turmoil in Manipur. They felt discontent over the failure to bring an end to the crisis. They condemned the student bodies for remaining silence on the issue and CS0s for failing to unite against the attacks to valley people, particularly to Meitei by Kuki-Zo militants. The Youth of Manipur, a youth group, announced their stance in the conflict. The youths rally declared five resolutions. They demanded the CSOs to immediately announce their collective stance on the issue. State Legislative Assembly should be convened immediately to politically tackle the issue, the gathering resolved. The ministers and MLAs, whose mouths are shut, should immediately announce their stand of their responsibility, said a resolution urging them to quit political parties and take concrete stance as people of the land. The youths also demanded the government to take swift measures