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Extreme temperature fluctuations linked to climate change could be a factor in roughly a half-million deaths and additional cases of disability from stroke around the world, according to a new study published in Neurology, the journal of the American Academy of Neurology.

Born and raised in a small village in Cyprus, Yianni John Ioannou never imagined hed one day be running for the Salt Lake County mayors office. But his personal life has certainly prepared him for just that.

Each month at local public libraries in the First Judicial Circuit, volunteer attorneys are working to help self-represented litigants through the Lawyer in the Library program.

UNCASVILLE, Conn. (WTNH) - Tickets are still available to see Bruce Springsteen perform this Friday at Mohegan Sun.

A new 4.4 mile railroad is operating at the Tulsa Port of Inola concluding a multi-year project to expand shipping capabilities.

The Historical Society of the Upper Mojave Desert’s April meeting will feature as speakers, David and Gayle Woodruff, Owens Valley historians, presenting a special slide-show, “Wedding of the Waters.” The

Birmingham Realtist Association hosting events for people looking for home ownership in the area.

Thousands upon thousands of photos were taken of the solar eclipse Monday, but a photo of two planes perfectly lining up with the eclipse may just take the cake for best photograph.

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – The Ohio County Sheriff’s Office says one person suffered upper body burns after a vehicle exploded in the 4700 block of State Route 69 Centertown. According to Sheriff Adam Wright, Caleb Basham was traveling southbound when a small explosion took place inside his vehicle. Basham was transported to a local hospital. […]

Originally published April 9 by the Spokesman-Review.