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Fire crews continue to battle a human-caused wildfire 12 miles west of Buffalo in Johnson County. As of the Nov. 8, the fire has burned 683 acres and is 36%
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A series of increasingly frantic 911 calls show how the Backyard nightclub in downtown Fort Lauderdale went down in flames in the early hours of Monday morning.
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Karen Read State Police agree to pay Karen Read $100k to settle lawsuit November 10, 2026 | 1:51 pm ↗
Karen Read agreed to settle her lawsuit against State Police to avoid “somewhat duplicative and inefficient litigation,” her lawyer said.
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Animals MSPCA needs adopters for more than 60 chinchillas after rescue from breeding facility ↗
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A fire at a massive building near Vernon sparked road closures as hundreds of firefighters swarmed the area to extinguish the blaze for a second day Tuesday.
State wildlife officials said they killed a problem coyote in Atwater Village. Then it reappeared — with a limp ↗
Atwater Village residents were shocked when a coyote that wildlife officials allegedly euthanized last month appeared again in their neighborhood. Wildlife officials said on Tuesday the animal is now dead.