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Into the moderate and yellow color for parts of the east and also the south bay. You can see our live monitoring sites right now. Look on my left dashboard, you will see all the different sky cameras continuing the show the blue skies. What has been the key driver getting the smoke out of here. It has been all of the storm system offshore. Down at the surface, what we have happening right now is the storm front is stationary so this is acting like a big block of buffer and helping they continually push the smoke to the north and the east. I can show you a better view of that right now. The thr...

Sheriffs office began blocking off the road surrounding kitchin hall. The threestory building is an all boys dorm. Authorities say the victims family has been notified. Dr. Bazemore, Vice President of student life at Campbell University, i spoke with him just about 15 minutes ago. He tells me that the school is saddened by this tragedy and that they will have counselors on campus throughout the day to help students and faculty members cope with this loss. Mikaya thurmond, thank authorities in wake county are investigating after a car struck and killed a 3 year girl. It happened on old us1. The...

Mixed reaction from his constituents. Like many human beings a series of events came together in my life at the same time and they have been difficult to sort through. I am human. I am doing my best. I am trying to sort through them all. Voters in illinois 2nd hearing his voice for the first time in months. During the robo call, Jesse Jackson junior didnt give many specifics about his Ongoing Health problems but he did express optimism. I am starting to heal. The good news is my health is improving, but my doctors tell me the road to recovery is a long one. And he asked for prayers and support...

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The University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy's Program Evaluation and Research Unit (PERU) has received a five-year, $7.8 million grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to improve quality of care for patients with opioid use disorder across Pennsylvania.