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Month: October 2021

Dramatic video shows Amtrak train slamming into semi-truck car hauler

Dramatic video shows Amtrak train slamming into semi-truck car hauler

Kali9/iStock (THACKERVILLE, Okla.) — A dramatic video captured the moment an Amtrak train slammed into a semi-truck hauling several cars in Oklahoma, sending vehicles and debris flying and injuring several people on board. The incident occurred Friday around 7 p.m. local time in Thackerville, near the Oklahoma-Texas border. Minutes before […]

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Suspect charged with attempted murder in alleged hate crime shooting of Black man

Suspect charged with attempted murder in alleged hate crime shooting of Black man

BlakeDavidTaylor/iStock (STOCKTON, Calif.) — A week after a Black man was shot seven times by an assailant who was allegedly hurling racial epithets while firing at him, prosecutors said a suspect has been charged with attempted murder with a hate crime enhancement in the attack. Michael Hayes, 31, was arraigned […]

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Deputy fatally shot, 2 injured in ‘ambush’ at Houston nightclub: Police

Deputy fatally shot, 2 injured in ‘ambush’ at Houston nightclub: Police

Houston Police Department (HOUSTON) — A Texas constable deputy was fatally shot and two other deputies were wounded in what police are calling an “ambush” early Saturday morning outside a Houston nightclub. The incident unfolded around 2:15 a.m. at the 45 North Bar and Lounge in the 4400 block of […]

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Boy, 13, dies after bullets flew through his bedroom window, struck his head

Boy, 13, dies after bullets flew through his bedroom window, struck his head

Tuscaloosa Police Department (TUSCALOOSA, Ala.) — A 13-year-old boy was shot and killed Friday evening inside his Alabama home when bullets flew through the window and struck him in the head. The child was sitting in his room playing on his iPad when gunshots were fired at his home in […]

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Montana State edges Weber State 13-7 in defensive battle

Montana State edges Weber State 13-7 in defensive battle

OGDEN, Utah (AP) — Freshman kicker Blake Glessner’s two field goals in the third quarter made the difference in a defense-heavy contest as Montana State edged Weber State 13-7. Montana State played catchup after Weber State jumped ahead on the game-opening drive. The Bobcats, ranked No. 9 in the FCS […]

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Prep Sports Roundup: 10/15

Prep Sports Roundup: 10/15

Football 1-A South PAROWAN, Utah-Travis Stewart (15 car, 81 yards, TD) ran for the winning score in the closing moments and the Kanab Cowboys bested the Parowan Rams 19-14 Friday in 1-A South play. The Cowboys outgained the Rams 364-178 but had to overcome several key turnovers and bad field […]

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Tech Companies, Government Should Work To Lift Up Utahns

Tech Companies, Government Should Work To Lift Up Utahns

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Governor Cox thinks tech companies and the state government should work together to provide better opportunities for all Utahns. Cox spoke yesterday during the Silicon Slopes summit in Salt Lake City. Cox said he sees some tension between the growing tech industry and Utah’s goal […]

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Survey Places Utahns As 6th Worst Drivers In The Country

Survey Places Utahns As 6th Worst Drivers In The Country

(Salt Lake City, UT) — A new survey from QuoteWizard is ranking Utahns as the sixth worst drivers in the country. The site looked at over two-million insurance quotes for the survey and based it off of four factors which includes accidents, speeding tickets, DUI’s and citations. States like Utah […]

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Yellowstone crews scale back search for Utah conservationist

Yellowstone crews scale back search for Utah conservationist

OGDEN, Utah (AP) — The National Park Service has scaled back the search for Kim Crumbo, a conservationist from Utah who disappeared along with his brother during a Yellowstone backcountry trip in September. A spokesman told the Standard-Examiner in Ogden, Utah that the national park covering parts of Wyoming, Idaho […]

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Michigan to replace lead pipes in Benton Harbor in 18 months amid drinking water crisis

Michigan to replace lead pipes in Benton Harbor in 18 months amid drinking water crisis

Elaine Cromie/Getty Images (LANSING, Mich.) — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer issued an executive directive Thursday to help residents of Benton Harbor access safe drinking water, vowing to replace all lead pipes by April 2023. The directive comes a week after officials urged locals in Benton Harbor, a city of 9,600 […]

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