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ZIP Advertisement Miami Heat lets dogs out to screen fans for COVID-19 — but what does the science say? Share Updated: 10:33 AM CST Jan 28, 2021 By Jacqueline Howard, CNN Miami Heat lets dogs out to screen fans for COVID-19 — but what does the science say? Share Updated: 10:33 AM CST Jan 28, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript these military dogs might look like theyre ready for a fight, and perhaps they are. But that fight is against the coronav...

The Miami Heat is unleashing the dogs. As AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami reopens to a limited number of fans Thursday, the Miami Heat is bringing out dogs it is billing as “coronavirus detection dogs” to screen guests and employees as they arrive at the facility. The team will be the first in the NBA to use canines to screen the public. The science isn’t yet clear whether dogs can, in fact, detect coronavirus infection in people. The team has been trying the dogs out on a smaller scale t...

To mark the building’s birthday, supporters held a socially distanced outdoor celebration. Thanks to Friend’s of People Palace Winter Gardens & Glasgow Green (FOPPWGGG), yesterday’s event saw a performance from Michael Larkin, a violinist with the orchestra of Scottish Opera. To the sounds of Auld Lang Syne and Happy Birthday, a birthday cake was cut. Elspeth King, chairwoman of FOPPWGGG, said: "We always like to remember the birthday celebrations and even this year with the build...

In August, there was cause for celebration following the miraculous rescue of two cousins who spent 15 hours stranded at sea. Ellen Glynn and Sara Feeney got into difficulty after going paddleboarding at Furbo Beach in Co Galway. A major search and rescue operation was launched after the young women failed to return to shore and many feared the worst. 1. Galway ‘miracle’ rescue The next morning, however, the pair were discovered by local fisherman Patrick Oliver and his son Morgan. Oliver u...

1 of 3 Randy Raeburn, left, and Sam Flora have been keeping New Castle High School athletes upright for decades. CONTRIBUTED CONTRIBUTED CONTRIBUTED  It was 1981 and Sam Flora was hours from having been named equipment manager at New Castle High. “I had the title for like six hours and our teachers went on strike,” he said. “So I couldn’t work either.” The first responder trainer on the Pennsylvania Turnpike was at the football field trying...