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Family of missing woman holds out hope as crews continue to search Upstate lake

As thousands of cicadas continue their noisy invasion of the South, it appears that some of them have taken on human jobs.

Florida’s six-week abortion law goes into effect Tuesday. Now, people on both sides of the issue are preparing for the impact.

The move is "effective immediately, for an indefinite period of time," according to a statement from the Fifth Judicial District of Pennsylvania.

PFAS are called forever chemicals because they barely degrade and are nearly impossible to destroy, so they can stick around in the air, water, and soil.

The Dunlow Volunteer Fire Department is now back in service.

The cause of the March 24 fire is still under investigation. A structural evaluation is needed to determine the future of the historic structure.

Buu "Billy" Ngo, founder of the restaurant Kru in Sacramento, is in the running for a prestigious culinary award.

More and more high school graduates are choosing to continue their education at Florida colleges and universities lately, and its raising concerns for students already enrolled in these institutions with limited options for on-campus housing.

The Lathrop Police Department released body camera footage and 911 calls on Saturday from a shooting involving officers that sent a domestic violence suspect to the hospital in January.