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A Nevada County teen is spending his summer preparing for college and building something he hopes will one day save lives. Winter Flight Rescue is a drone that could be capable of rescuing people in
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8 takeaways from day 5 of training camp: First padded practiceFOXBOROUGH, Mass – After a day off, the New England Patriots returned to the field for the fifth training camp practice, but this one was different as it was the first day in pads for the players.
She was carrying her entire family in her pouch! Dodo producer Brielle shares how Long Island animal rescuer, John DeBacker, squeezed into a tiny gap between two fences to rescue a trapped mama
You can’t do Comic-Con (or anything, really) on an empty stomach. KPBS has put together a quick guide to eating at Comic-Con.1. Bring food from home“We have food at home.”You were probably annoyed
The summer celebration is in full swing. A lucky Mega Millions player in Florida won the $800 million jackpot Tuesday night, the largest prize for the lottery game this year. The winning numbers
It's true that large dogs turn heads, but the ones people keep coming back to offer more than just looks. These pretty dogs are not only striking, but they have personalities to match, and are both
Cedar Rapids police officers teamed up with local students Tuesday afternoon to help families prepare for the upcoming school year through the department’s annual “Shop with a Cop” event.The Cedar
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Woman's missing cat comes home after she was targeted by scammers using AI to make her think he'd been found(Editor's note: The video attached to this story is from the original reporting of this situation, before the cat returned home.)A woman's nightmare that involved her being targeted by scammers using
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People's Pharmacy | Old-fashioned gentian violet works on fungusEntertainment Weekly
“Matilda” star Mara Wilson thanks Henry Winkler and “Yellowstone”’s Ian Bohen for helping her after she fainted at conventionThe former child star said the medical incident happened this month at Fanboy Expo Knoxville.Key PointsFormer child star Mara Wilson said Henry Winkler and Ian Bohen helped her this month, when she
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Beloved sea turtle returns to the ocean at Coney Island after being nursed back to healthCarried like a conquering hero to the shores of Coney Island, a small but mighty sea turtle named Pancake was returned to the sea.It's a homecoming, you might say, cheered on by dozens of summer
Action movies tend to be fun, even if fun is a subjective sort of thing, and different action movies are going to be different levels of entertaining for different people. It’s a bit like how, with
Best timing: Morning with food is recommended to improve absorption of vitamins and reduce digestive discomfort. Why not night: B vitamins may interfere with sleep, and slower nighttime digestion can
The BriefTwo dogs were found alone at Will Rogers State Beach alongside personal belongings, raising concerns about what happened to their owner.A Good Samaritan says the dogs were healthy, not
TV shows have a way of forming very intimate connections with the audience, especially those that have lasted for years, sometimes over a decade. Their characters, stories, and milestones often
The appointment with my primary care physician was for a routine physical. I expected a clean bill of health. After all, I’d had no issues and was having the physical as part of my New Year’s
The Democratic Republic of Congo's latest Ebola outbreak has surpassed the total number of cases recorded during the country's deadliest epidemic between 2018 and 2020. That epidemic killed nearly
Gelato, a foster kitten, initially used a homemade wheelchair made from cardboard, rulers and Hot WheelsNEED TO KNOWGelato, a foster kitten, initially used a homemade wheelchair made from cardboard,
Class was in session at Lincoln Financial Field where football coaches from the Philadelphia region were taught CPR techniques by The American Heart Association. Ray Strickland reports.
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