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Knocking on the door. Mike its coming fast. Tuesday morning, its going to feel cool enough, youll start to say ooh, theres fall in the air, isnt there . Lets talk about today. High temperatures will be in the mid 80s. Near the shore line, pretty much into the upper 70s, a lot like yesterday. Yesterday, humidity went down. Today, it goes up. Were comfortable this morning, but its going to get muggy through the afternoon. All of this moisture gets scooped up as we get this ste rain overnight. We d...

Spot, doug. We cant think this early. Mike look at the numbers. 68 degrees right now. Towards hartford, its 76. Humidity is coming up. Warm air is trying to push along with the humidity. We need that to set us up for a chance of thunderstorms tonight. Whats the timeline on the thunderstorms . This afternoon, by 4 00, notice the cloud cover thickens. We may see a few scattered showers or sprinkles out in the the real rain event doesnt show up until 10 00 tonight. You see a line of thunderstorms h...

Lockheed Martin has passed the Government Acceptance Test on the Vehicle Tactical Engagement Simulation System (VTESS) it is providing to the US Army, and has delivered and fielded the first 160 base kits to Fort Polk, Louisiana, Ralph Brigg...

The May 20 sale of American Art was led by strong prices for works across all genres and the top lot was Fairfield Porter’s (1907-1975) Yawl in t

Roy Hunt and Ralph Briggs Sr. contended they were fired as corrections officers in retaliation for running for sheriff against the hand-picked candidate of the outgoing sheriff who was elected.

“Colonel, there’s about 3,000 Japs between you and me.” Sergeant Ralph Briggs telephoned the command post of the 1st Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment at about 9:30 on the night of October 24, 1942, to report what he had just seen. The telephone was picked up by Lt. Col. Lewis B. “Chesty” Puller, the battalion commander. Sergeant Briggs and 46 other Marines had been sent 3,000 yards in front of the American lines to warn of any movement by enemy troops. Colonel Puller asked the sergeant...