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Month: March 2025

‘I’ve seen about everything’: 94-year-old blind man recounts Seminole County tornado

By Spencer Tracy Click here for updates on this story     LONGWOOD, Florida (WESH) — A powerful tornado recently pummeled a Longwood neighborhood, leaving behind destruction but also incredible stories of survival. One of the most remarkable survivors is 94-year-old Keith Melick, who is blind. Melick shared his experience, describing how quickly the disaster struck. “When

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Un juez ordena al Gobierno de Trump que reincorpore a miles de empleados federales despedidos

Por Devan Cole, CNN Un juez federal ordenó a media decena de agencias federales que reincorporen “inmediatamente” a los empleados en período de prueba despedidos el mes pasado como parte de la iniciativa del Gobierno de Trump por reducir rápidamente la fuerza laboral federal. La orden preliminar emitida por el juez federal de distrito William

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Snowboarder escapes avalanche in Tuckerman’s Ravine; no injuries reported

By Matt Hoenig Click here for updates on this story     MANCHESTER, New Hampshire (WMUR) — A snowboarder narrowly escaped a human-triggered avalanche in Tuckerman Ravine on Wednesday morning. A video from the summit of Wildcat Mountain shows the snowboarder outrunning the avalanche by seconds. Experts said Tuesday’s freezing temperatures likely contributed to the snow sliding.

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Riverside County Department of Animal Services releases 2024 annual report

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – The Riverside County Department of Animal Services (RCDAS) has released its 2024 Annual Report diving into euthanasia rates and adoptions. This comes as RCDAS continues to face scrutiny from local activists. In an exclusive interview, News Channel 3’s Luis Avila spoke with Kristen Hassen, the consultant hired to help Riverside County animal shelters. She says

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El regreso de Erik Prince: cómo un conocido contratista militar volvió a entrar en la órbita de Trump

Por Zachary Cohen, Phil Mattingly y Priscilla Alvarez, CNN A finales de enero, Erik Prince, un antiguo aliado del presidente Donald Trump y un conocido contratista de seguridad privada, reunió a varios ejecutivos en Washington para debatir cómo sus empresas de seguridad privada podrían ayudar a la nueva administración a deportar a millones de inmigrantes

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‘God was in the gym that day’: Oneonta Middle School coaches save student’s life

By Zoe Blair Click here for updates on this story     ONEONTA, Alabama (WVTM) — Oneonta eighth grader Charlotte Richey is at home recovering after collapsing during P.E. and spending a week in the hospital. “She basically collapsed on the floor and went into sudden cardiac arrest,” Charlotte’s mother, Rachel Richey, said. Charlotte was diagnosed with

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‘They’re taking our product off their shelves’: Vermont distillery loses business in Canada

By Charlotte Hancox, Molly Ormsbee Click here for updates on this story     MONTPELIER, Vermont (WPTZ) — Leaders in Vermont have started communicating directly with premiers in Canada as consumers and business owners on both sides of the border manage the impact of an ongoing trade war. Recently, Vermont liquor producers have had business disruptions. The

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Trump asegura que “nadie está expulsando a los palestinos”, luego de decir que deberían ser trasladados a países árabes

Por Rob Picheta, CNN Los planes del presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, para el futuro de Gaza quedaron aún más envueltos en confusión el miércoles cuando les dijo a los periodistas que “nadie está expulsando a ningún palestino” del enclave, un aparente retroceso respecto de sus proclamaciones anteriores de que su población debería ser

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Top Trump official’s crypto ties raise red flags as the administration touts digital assets

By Allison Morrow, CNN New York (CNN) — At a White House summit last week, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick spoke passionately about the Trump administration’s plans to embrace cryptocurrencies, a largely unregulated industry that has historically operated on the fringes of finance. “Technology is at the foundation of the Trump presidency,” Lutnick said, addressing two

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Tree falls on apartment building, causing damage

By Lindsay Weber, Peyton Headlee Click here for updates on this story     SACRAMENTO, California (KCRA) — A large tree fell onto an apartment building in Sacramento County, the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire Department said. Crews responded to the apartment building on Andrea Boulevard near Elkhorn Boulevard on Wednesday afternoon. Officials said no injuries were reported, however,

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