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From missing the Olympics by one second to winning Olympic silver (opens the original)
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Danish Olympic silver medalist Viktor Thorup is speeding around the ice at a rink in Goleta. "Oh, we go fast," he confirmed to KCLU. "In the final sprint, we hit 40 miles an hour. You don't want to think too much about the fact that you're on a millimeter-thick knife, basically, because that's terrifying." Thorup took the silver medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics, the first Dane to earn such recognition in an individual event. He also took home Denmark's second medal ever. "I won the silver medal
The sobering picture of domestic violence in Ventura County (opens the original)
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. If you or someone you know in Ventura County needs help, contact the Coalition for Family Harmony. Their 24-hour hotline is 1-800-300-2181. Jane is 22 years old. We're not using her real name. She spent 7 years in a relationship with a man she loved, who became increasingly violent. "I would get dragged around the room by my hair. It was so bad that the next morning I'd be crying and pulling chunks of my hair out. He would hit me wherever my hands we
$2 million grant puts the Santa Ynez Valley Children's Museum a step closer to opening (opens the original)
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A $2 million grant from California could be transformational for the future of the planned children’s museum in Buellton. "This $ 2 million really makes it possible for us to fully build the entire facility," explained Jillian Knight, board member and Operations Consultant for the Santa Ynez Valley Children’s Museum. She added that the museum will have a big impact on young learners. "There's not a lot of family activities here in the Santa Ynez Valley," Knight explained. "We wanted families to
Amy Grant on following Dolly Parton and refusing to be labeled (opens the original)
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Amy Grant doesn’t like labels. Not 'the Queen of Christian Pop.' Not even 'evangelical.' After nearly 5 decades in music, she’s earned the right to choose her own title. "'The Queen of Christian Pop.' I don't know what that means!" Grant told KCLU. "I mean, if I heard that label about somebody, I would not be curious about their music." Grant was only 15 when she signed a record deal after her friend played her demo over the phone to a record executive in Texas. The verdict? "'Not that good, but
Volunteers race to protect fire-scarred Santa Rosa Island ahead of El Niño winter storms (opens the original)
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Around a third of Santa Rosa Island, off the Santa Barbara Coast, was burned in a wildfire earlier this year. Recovery efforts are now gearing up for El Niño this winter. Dozens of volunteers are rolling up natural fiber netting materials into long tubes called wattles. We are 26 miles off the Santa Barbara coastline on Santa Rosa Island, in the Channel Islands National Park. The island was heavily damaged by a wildfire earlier this year. "The Channel Islands overall are considered the Galapagos
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