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Gonna go from here. Presents destroyed. Their art now chared still hangs on the fridge. Its a scene the family says they will not show their kids, cg Robert Butler homeowner its better for them just to have the memories that they do have already, the ones where its with the walls painted and everything bright and not like this. The family tells me they do not know what they are going to do next. But they have been staying with family and will be in a hotel the next couple of nights trying to figure out what happens next. Weve got you covered, kristin rogers. Kwwl news. Fire crews say the fire ...

Weather information. Here is additional forecast was nice to see the sun today after the clouds cleared. The sky remains mostly clear tonight. Lows in the teens combined with the wind and your wind chills fall into the single digits. Friday is still forecast to be the coldest day of the next seven. A few flurries are possible otherwise we will have sunshine and gusty wind. Prepare for wind chills in the teens most of the day. Saturday warms into the low 30s with sunshine. Sunday turns windy again pushing highs into the mid 40s. During the afternoon a few light rain showers are possible. A Fire...

Laura got it. Sean catch. Boom, touched on. I have a great show. Laura good evening from washington, im Laura Ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. Just ahead, my exclusive interview with secretary nielsen who tells us her plans after an reportedly very contentious meeting with the president last week. Plus, devin nunes unloads on the Justice Department and implies that it may be hiding serious wrongdoing. Joe digenova is intimate. To top intel chips flatly contradict on brendans to congress. Andy mccarthy has all the details. And spike lee reps the United States and trump while in france a...

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Connecticut's General Assembly is considering legislation which would end the use of certain types of pesticides in the state. Senate Bill 962 and Senate Bill 963 aim to restrict the use of second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides and neonicotinoids to protect wildlife populations. According to the U.S. ...