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Evening Anchor & Reporter for First Alert 6 @WOWT6News 🎥 | @CUboulder grad 🦬 | Formerly: @wmtv15news @KSNLocalNews
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Improved food access could lead to healthier eating, here’s how

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By Erin Sullivan Verified
| WOWT-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
OMAHA, Neb. (InvestigateTV) - The biggest barrier for healthier eating isn’t knowing what to cook, it’s simply being able to find fresh food nearby. A lack of access to healthy food can contribute to poor diets, high levels of obesity, and other diet-related diseases, according to the USDA. A new study directly links ultra-processed foods to higher rates of chronic diseases, calling it “an urgent public health threat.” Authors of the study say relying solely on changing behavior isn’t enough.
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Elkhorn teen honors Korean War veteran with letters from South Korea

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By Erin Sullivan Verified
| WOWT-TV (Omaha, NE) Verified
ELKHORN, Neb. — A 14-year-old girl who moved to Nebraska from South Korea five months ago wanted to make sure a Korean War veteran knew his sacrifice was not forgotten. Eunji Lee had a transformative experience in February when she attended a ceremony at Offutt Air Force Base. She watched as her father, a Republic of Korea liaison officer Col. Jin Ki Lee, presented a flag on behalf of his nation to Marine Cpl. Rex Gruber. Marine Cpl. Rex Gruber in 1951 at his home in Nebraska.
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HYCU releases aiR intelligence layer to interrogate backups

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By Erin Sullivan Verified
| TechTarget Verified
If data backups could talk, what would they say? According to data backup and recovery company HYCU, it's worth a listen, and that data could be exactly what this new age of AI needs. HYCU today released aiR (AI Resilience), a new AI-native capability for the HYCU R-Cloud that uses natural language to query backup data across dozens of applications. By backing up data regularly, organizations essentially create a time-stamped record of every changed file and who has accessed what.
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