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The twister ripped through the city’s business district, where social media photos showed sheared off roofs and toppled signs and power lines with debris scattered all around.
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The earliest heat advisories on record are in effect for New York and Boston.
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Scientist Rebellion activists chain themselves together in Glasgow, Scotland, on Nov. 6. (Reuters)
After decades of being ignored, scientists are resorting to more radical action to communicate the dire urgency of the climate crisis.
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“What’s happening in philanthropy cannot make up for where there are government policy failures,” says one climate advocate. But "it can help show the solutions.“
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After a two-year fare holiday, county lawmakers this week voted to bring back fare collection aboard Ride On buses.
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Tori Tyson's daughter lost her father in March, after which players helped both manage grief while sending the school to its second NCAA tournament appearance ever.
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New Heights reopens with new owners, a new look and some fantastic new dishes.
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The Masters champion found himself out of the 104th PGA Championship after four bogeys and a closing double bogey in his last nine holes.
Lukas and filly Secret Oath spent much of the past week rescuing the 147th Preakness Stakes from irrelevance. On Saturday evening, they will take their shot at winning it.
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