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AMHERST, N.Y. (WIVB) — In winning a hard-fought championship match with the only Section VI yet to lose this season, West Seneca West captured the Class A title by coming back to beat Grand Island … more
The 11-member Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission voted 6-5 to advance a petition banning the recreational shooting of the controversial keystone species more
Mahoning Valley Historical Society’s upcoming “Bites and Bits of History” will explore the lives of veterans and first responders buried at Oak Hill Cemetery and the important roles they played … more
A new historical marker will honor the Black soldiers who served at Taylor Barracks during the Civil War. more
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A trailer out back is a self-contained system to turn restaurant waste into plant food almost instantly, as Denver diversion rules grow more
Temperatures continue to cool down and showers move in over the weekend. more
Microsoft continues to try and assess the outage that has impacted regions around the US. Recovery efforts are ongoing but the system is not fully restored as Friday morning, Nov. 13. more
Behind the lectures and late-night study sessions, a silent crisis persists on college campuses. more
Behind the lectures and late-night study sessions, a silent crisis persists on college campuses. more
The flu and other viruses are running rampant in San Antonio. Here's how you can keep yourself and your family safe this season, according to an infectious disease expert. more
A quarter of California voters are unsure if they will participate in the 2030 Census, according to a Berkeley IGS poll. Younger and voters of color cite privacy concerns. more
Ambassador Roberto Lazzeri Montaño was confident but clear-eyed, knowing he needs to keep el Norte happy — but not at the expense of his patria. more
CVS recently announced it is splitting off its pharmacy business into a separate company. The reorganization follows years of criticism from officials in Louisiana who complain that conglomerates … more
Scientists are highly confident about the risk of coastal seawater flooding and beach erosion. But when it comes to predicting the power of winter storms, there is far less consensus. more
In October, a coalition of civil rights and religious leaders embarked on a bus tour retracing the 1961 Freedom Rides, where clergy and lay, Black and White, young and older people rode interstate … more
In Richland Parish, Meta is building a data center on more than 3,200 acres, four times the size of New York's Central Park. When it is finished, Hyperion will draw five gigawatts of power and will … more
A society is judged by how it treats its sick and its poor. By that measure, America could be veering in the wrong direction. more
Flying is getting pricier ahead of holiday travel, as rising jet fuel costs pushed the average U.S. domestic airfare to $445. more
Plus: Fire destroys apartment building in St. Paul; Science Museum budget cuts; and more in your Minnesota news roundup. The post Homer no function beer well without appeared first on … more
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