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Critical condition. What were learning about the investigation. Then a fire breaks out at an east bay high school. What students can expect as classes are back in session this morning, plus a string of car break ins in the north bay in just 24 hours. Theres several one, two three cars were smashed in. The reason people who say theyre sy this crime spree london square. This is morning time two. The nine. Todays monday, march 18th. Were looking live at the ba bridge. Steve has said that there is s...

Short Government Shutdown, now over. Democrats say they were able to reach a deal with a pledge that republicans will work with them on immigration. The motion is adopted. Reporter day three of the Government Shutdown proved to be the last, for now. To do any victory laps for any one side would be inappropriate. Weve got a lot of work ahead. Reporter lawmakers in the house and Senate Passing a temporary fix to fund the government for another three weeks. The president placed blame on the far lef...

Democratic supporters. Scott, quite a thrill for that quiet neighborhood where you are to host a former president. Reporter youre right, this is the neighborhood where president clinton came to raise money. Some of the people in that house for the private fundraiser sent in these photographs. People paying anywhere from 1,000 to 10,000 each to meet, stand next to and shake hands with the former president. He was, as you said, in town to raise money for his wife, democratic candidate Hillary Clin...

The Niagara SPCA is offering a "Doggie Field Trip Program" — a chance to take a dog out of the shelter for a day.

The vibrant 2nd-grade students from Sekolah Cikal embarked on an enriching journey to Aryaduta Menteng as part of their Field Trip Program

Bald Knob district hires David Bangs

Our Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame is in its 21st year of operation with 88 members whose exploits over the past century have shaped todays thriving skiing and snowboarding industry in the Intermountain Region.

Online field trips bring science across Wisconsin For news media More information During the spring semester, high school students at KM Global School in Wales, Wisconsin, will take a field trip to the University of Wisconsin–Madison, where they will turn an Easter egg into a little generator. But the students won’t exactly be in the lab at the university. Instead, they’ll log online and participate in a Zoom classroom where they’ll meet with scientists from the UW–Madison Ma...