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Police agencies asking for help identifying suspects who stole from elderly victims
Police agencies across the Tri-State are looking for men who they said have been targeting elderly people in several recent…
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Officials able to transport moose out of Colorado parking garage
Officials with Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Tuesday tranquilized and removed a 750-pound moose from a parking garage in Vail,…
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Biden administration offers $100 incentive to unvaccinated, pushes federal workers to get vaccinated
President Joe Biden announced on Thursday new requirements for federal workers and some contractors who do not attest to being…
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Officials in Tokyo alarmed as COVID-19 cases hit record highs
Japanese officials have sounded the alarm after Tokyo reported record-breaking coronavirus cases for two straight days with the Olympics well…
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The pandemic forced online learning, but is it here to stay?
CINCINNATI — College students – and their professors – found themselves forced online in spring 2020. Suddenly, every class was…
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Statue honoring only Black man on Lewis and Clark Expedition toppled in Portland
A bust honoring the only African-American to accompany Lewis and Clark on their 1800s expedition of the western U.S. was…
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Researchers examining spike in deaths that were not COVID-related
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Americans continue to contract COVID-19, mainly among those who are not vaccinated. "We can't say anymore, ‘Well,…
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More adults allergic to peanuts than kids, study details prevalence of allergen
TUCSON, Ariz. — A recent study is showing how prevalent a peanut allergy is in adults compared to kids. The…
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Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine uses different technology than Moderna, Pfizer’s
The packing and shipping of a third COVID-19 vaccine approved for use in the U.S. is underway. Johnson & Johnson’s…
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Supreme Court to hear appeal of case to allow Puerto Rico access to US aid
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether it is unconstitutional to exclude people living in Puerto…
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San Diego Comic-Con going virtual in 2021, possible smaller in-person event later in the year
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) -- There could be two versions of Comic-Con San Diego in 2021 -- one being a virtual…
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Deal reached to get California children back in classrooms
California Gov. Gavin Newsom and state legislative leaders have reached an agreement aimed at getting most public school children back…
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Here’s how Black-owned Cincinnati businesses are faring one year into the COVID-19 economic crisis
CINCINNATI — This story was reported in partnership with The Herald. About this time last year, Donny Harper opened his…
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