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UPS, Teamsters avoid massive strike, reach tentative agreement on new contract

After months of negotiations, strike threats and walkout talks, UPS and Teamsters have reached a tentative agreement on a new labor contract.

 

EPA: Owego shredding facility agrees to $400K fine to settle Clean Air Act allegation

The EPA, Upstate Shredding, Weitsman Shredding agree to a $400,000 settlement for an alleged violation of the Clean Air Act.

 

Arizona firefighter arrested on arson charges after fires at cemetery, gas station, old homes

Officials were searching for a suspected arsonist after fires were set in a cemetery, a gas station and two abandoned homes.

 

US air quality today: Maps show Chicago, Minneapolis among cities impacted by Canadian wildfire smoke

Smoke from the Canadian wildfires continues to affect air quality in the US. Here's a look at the air quality across the country today.

 

Endangered monk seal pup found dead in Hawaii was likely caused by dog attack, officials say

The 4-month-old female pup is the second endangered seal pup that appears to have been killed by a dog in recent years.

 

Saquon Barkley and NY Giants agree to new 1-year deal worth up to $11M, source says

In a surprise compromise, running back Saquon Barkley and the NY Giants have essentially agreed to replace the franchise tag with a new 1-year deal.

 

At 85, Horseheads sculptor is creating dazzling steel, glass art 'until my bones wear out'

Sculptor Cornelius Lyon has spent 40 years creating an abstract garden filled with hundreds of scrap metal sculptures. He's 85, and he's not done yet.

 

More record highs possible in Southwest, Southern Plains, South Florida: Tuesday forecast

The National Weather Service reports more record-breaking highs possible from the Southwest into the Southern Plains and across South Florida.

 

Meet Binghamton's newest Catholic priest, serving two city churches

Rev. Artur Krawczenko aims to increase Mass attendance, which averages about 300 people at each of his two parishes.

 

Are amusement park rides safe? Here's an inside look at New York's inspection process

New York places a white tag with information for carnival patrons on each ride after it passes or fails inspection.

 

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