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To put an exact dollar figure to that. I mention the damage caused by Tropical Storm isabel. That was well over 100 million that was more than just repairing the cost. It gave us more protections. We used that money to build berms, build some of these flood doors and internal pumps. We were able to get that money to make the Naval Academy better and safer. As you see here on the academy grounds, the majority of the structures here are over 100 years of old. From the chapel to where the midshipmen live to many of the buildings here, they were built at the turnofthecentury. There is a cost to ma...

Scheduled for july 24 through july 30 this year. In all, riders will pedal 420 miles. Clouds will continue to be the big story as we close out our first day of the weekend, along with some brisk southerly winds. The warmer air this is trying to move over our snow packes surface will also cause fog through the overnight hours into sunday morning. Some of it could be on the denser side so take things slow. Temperatures will be on the mild side as well with lows barely dipping into the low 20s. We will keep our overcast skies for sunday out ahead of our next weather maker. This system will bring ...

More than 200 people from Dubuque County took buses to washington dc for the annual marh for life rally. On the way bacc they got stranded for hours on the pennsylvania turnpike. Kwwls Shirley Descorbeth has been following this story since last night. She joins us live with the latest. Shirlrey . Well, im happy to report everyone is safe and accounted for. Late last night, one of them cotacted me a said they had beben stuckckin the same spoo. For five hours those five e ours turned to more than fifteen hours and counting. I caught up with them over the the pennsylvania turnpike all because of ...

The Sanderson Center at Mississippi State University is receiving a $3.75 million dollar remodel funded partly by increased student activity fees.

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