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How cuttingedge technology is being used to help people with als. We begin our coverage in the middle east. The socalled Islamic State has been gaining ground there and recruiting fighters from around the world including america. Tonight, washington confirmed a california man died fighting for the Islamic State group in iris i cant jennifer london has the story. John, we have confirmed that a 33yearold american named Douglas Macarthur mccain was killed during a fire fight in syria this weekend. ...

Yesterday we had temperatures in the teens its 11 degrees warmer in the city than the same time yesterday, 12 degrees warmer in the poconos and 10 degrees warmer in the wildwood i want to point that out its warmer in fairbanks alaska at 31 degrees than it is in the delaware and Lehigh Valley. Cambridge bay in canada 23 degrees below zero and 27 below in baker lake. Another arctic attack as early as the end of the week and beyond. Thank you melissa. The roads were dicey as we said this morning, s...

Now on exhibit, "Legacy in Pixels: AI Inspired by CAMs Treasures," a student pop-up exhibition at the Castellani Art Museum showcases the unique intersection of traditional art and cutting-edge artificial

Now on exhibit, "Legacy in Pixels: AI Inspired by CAMs Treasures," a student pop-up exhibition at the Castellani Art Museum showcases the unique intersection of traditional art and cutting-edge artificial

The Castellani Art Museum (CAM) at Niagara University is proud to announce the opening of

Nearly 5,000 residents evacuated, more than $800 million in cleanup costs and one bipartisan rail safety bill stalled in Congress — those are some of the numbers that define last year’s fiery train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. Congressional lawmakers trying to tighten the screws on rail operators, many from

Preserve Arkansas recently hosted its annual Arkansas Preservation Awards dinner and program to honor individuals and organizations for projects focused on historic preservation, education, and advocacy throughout the state.

The chemical, ammonium nitrate, is relatively harmless by itself but has caused deadly explosions in industrial accidents and has been used in targeted attacks.

Changes to House Bill 23 were proposed earlier this week.

Its difficult to impossible for residents to learn what hazardous materials are rolling past them, when and how much.