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North derby avenue tonight a sign that something could be very wrong. Authorities have been on the scene for hours. Good evening, im lucy noland. Im chris oconnell. In for iain page tonight. Authorities have been on the scene all night. Details still coming in at this hour. Shawnette wilson live near the scene in ventnor tonight. Shawnette, what is the latest . Reporter well, still a very active scene here at dorsett and marshall in accept nor heights. You can see behind me police cars still blocking off this street here behind me. This is marshall avenue. Still no official word from investiga...

Fact that, you know, Nothing Happened to me before, and our neighbors say theyve always stuck around and partied through the hurricane so well try to do the same. Reporter some residents are heeding the hurricane warning. Ray and judys family helped board up and secure their merit island home so they can leave tonight. Well, we want to live. If it stays out to sea about 70 miles ill stay here but since its coming in a lot closer were leaving. Reporter on the Barrier Islands similar urgency. Port canaveral was empty after mandatory evacuation went up at noon. And help first even advantage waite...

Professors. These professors get along with the here locally. That helped the situation, they werent going to interrupt the homecoming festivities. Those homecoming festivities are beginning right now. Were live at the university, nbc 10 news. All right also tonight more breaking developments in the bridgegate trial. One of the defendants testified that governor christie did know about the lane closures before they happened. Todays testimony wrapped up within the past hour. Keitoday today, kelly who christies deputy chief of staff headed into the courtroom surrounded by attorneys. She said she...

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This year, he made 65. Northland farmers are facing a hay crisis. As a summer drought lingers and bone-dry hay fields yield sparse results, many farmers say they're already guaranteed of not having enough hay to feed their livestock through winter. “It's a problem,” Takala, a dairy farmer from Iron, said. “It's probably 30 to 50 percent of normal.” Takala currently has 440 milking cows and 90 calves. During winter, his herd typically consumes 23 round bales per day. But with the 2021 hay harvest at dangerously low levels, Takala and other farmers are facing major decisions...