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But now i see this is the cbs evening news. Good evening, im Margaret Brennan at cbs news headquarters in new york. Morgan and im Demarco Morgan in houston. As the Flood Disaster here enters a seventh night, rescuers are now going house to house to check on the welfare of anyone who might be inside. The death toll is up to at least 29. More than 19,000 people and than 1,000 pets have been rescued. In one sign of improvement, Power Outages in texas have fallen from 300,000 to 200,000. More than 3...

“We’re not just advocating for our climate but for all the vulnerable communities who will be affected”

Researchers say the primary “wet-bulb temperature” method for measuring dangerous heat underestimates deaths, particularly among elderly and health-compromised individuals

After the hottest summer on Earth, Miami-Dade County Commissioners on Tuesday punted on a landmark proposal intended to increase protections for outdoor workers and enforce those protections with fines and penalties.

The proposal would mandate regular water breaks and require companies to provide rest and shade to outdoor employees.

A Burgettstown man died Monday when he fell from a roof where he was working in Robinson, according to Tribune-Review news partner WTAE. The Allegheny County Medical Examiner identified the man as 27-year-old Rudy Davila. Davila fell from the roof of a building in the 200 block of Clever Road

27-year-old pronounced dead at the scene; OSHA investigates

The River Forest Village Board voted to prohibit food establishments in the village from selling or distributing disposable food service containers composed of polystyrene foam.With Trustees Lisa Gillis, Ken Johnson and Bob O’Connell not in attendance, the ordinance approving the ban was adopted by a 4-0 vote at Monday’s Village Board meeting.The new restriction will have staggered effective dates. The prohibition on polystyrene, commonly known by the brand name Styrofoam, will take effect J...

BREAKING: Gov. Little and State of Idaho to "explore legal action" against Pres. Biden’s new vaccine plans