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But to shoot and kill the dog. Abc7 News Reporter katie utehs has the story. Reporter Concord Police shot and killed a family dog that moments earlier attacked a 10monthold boy. To dog was very aggressive, actually. Took an aggressive stance towards our officer and thats why our officer discharged his firearm. Reporter an officer ran inside to get the baby. When the officer pulled him out, the quite the emotional scene. Having to wrap his head. Reporter the boy underwent surgery at oakland Childrens Hospital after suffering bites to the head. Hes expected to be okay. But his 7yearold brother i...

Afternoon. Showers, more of them will move in towards the evening. This is the first system, theres three that will bring amounts anywhere from. 10 to almost. 4 right on through monday. Ill tell you where and when in just a few minutes. Matt . Thank you, lisa. This huge eucalyptus tree came crashing down around 12 15 this morning near taylor boulevard. Chp said the tree is covering about 40 feet of the street and its about 30 feet high. No report on any injuries or when the lanes will open. A family dogged attacked a boy in concord. The boys father said the baby is being treated for bites to h...

Of fremont street in concord. Sky7 was over the home where a year and a half old shepherd mix named charlie reportedly attacked the 10monthold child. His mother was in a room nearby. The child sustained injuries to his head. 911 was called, and he was rushed to the hospital. Abc7 News Reporter Laura Anthony spoke with Concord Police about what happened. Very tense and a very scary scene when they were getting this call. When we get here, the dog is actually still running freely throughout the yard. One of our Biggest Challenges was getting to that child, getting that child out safely without h...

Punkin' Chuckin' is a beloved tradition at Rapid City's Great Downtown Pumpkin Festival, and this year, South Dakota Mines is bringing their inventive spirit to the competition. Teams from the university, including Super Mileage, Steel Bridge, Baja-SAE, and Robotics, are preparing trebuchets to launch pumpkins as far as 300 feet in a bid to squash the competition.

CHAMPAIGN Two interns from the National Great Rivers Research and Education Center, who are also Lewis and Clark Community College alumni, presented their