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A pet bird going viral on tiktok. not too thrilled to be getting a checkup going toe-to-toe with the vet. let that be a lesson to us all. don't mess with the birds. the rush to save a man and his dog from a burning car. the officer tried to extend which the fire board that didn't work he ran directly into the danger pulling the driver and his companion out of the car engulfed by flames. special thank you to the officer in the oakland police department. if you see something funny, unusual, crazy this weekend, turn your phone sideways and press record. hit us up at @shannonbream or @foxnewsnight...

Newport Beach News By Grace Leung, Newport Beach City Manager Orange County’s COVID-19 numbers mostly held steady this week, continuing the trend we’ve seen over the past several weeks. In Orange County, the seven-day average daily case number decreased slightly, from 2.8 to 2.6, while the test positivity rate (the percentage of positive tests among those tested) stayed at 1.4 percent. The health equity metric increased slightly, from 1.7 percent to 1.9 percent. This means Orange County will remain in the Orange Tier for a bit longer. By June 15, though, the state will resume full busines...

Voter Information: There are four candidates for the two, three-year terms on the Seeley Lake Fire Board. Candidates' responses were based on the

Small-town volunteer fire department faces funding challenges     DREXEL, MO (KCTV) — A small-town fire department is urging its community to explore alternative funding sources. Sheryl Greene leads a team of nine volunteer firefighters in Drexel, a small town that splits the border of Cass Co. and Bates Co. Like most rural fire volunteer units, theirs receives its funding through optional membership dues. Greene says their current funding isn’t enough to keep up with their equipment needs. Their newest truck, for instance, was purchased in 2009. “We’re needing to find funding...

A little over a year after announcing it could no longer sustain the current Advanced Life Support (ALS) service line (EMS), Memorial Regional Health and its partners — Craig Fire/Rescue, city of Craig and Moffat County — are progressing in a plan to solve a serious funding issue regarding the critical community service. During the Feb. 24 MRH Board of Trustees meeting, an update regarding the future EMS district stated that the EMS partnership is still in the process of establishing service area boundary lines and has settled on a name for the district: Moffat County Health Services Dist...