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Maui wildfire death toll climbs to 106 as grim search continues

Complicating the recovery efforts was a weather forecast calling for storms with rain and high winds in Maui this weekend.

 

Lyme disease cases soar across the Southern Tier. Here's what you need to know

Public health officials are warning residents to avoid exposure to disease-carrying ticks as many counties report hikes in Lyme disease cases.

 

New section of Route 434 Greenway project open to public: Here's what it looks like

The newly completed section includes a 2.5-mile bicycle and pedestrian path linking Murray Hill Road in Vestal to Pennsylvania Avenue in Binghamton.

 

Turn 1 was pivotal, chaotic at Watkins Glen last year. What to expect in 2023

Will Turn 1 at Watkins Glen steal the spotlight again after playing key role in all three 2022 stock-car races at road course?

 

Want a job with student-loan forgiveness? A public-service career may be the answer.

A career in public service may be your answer to student loan forgiveness. See what jobs qualify for loan cancelation.

 

Amid devastating Maui wildfires, a vacationing Denver pilot steps in to fly hundreds home

As wildfire burned through Maui, Captain Vince Eckelkamp, who was vacationing on the island, stepped in to help 300+ passengers evacuate.

 

Texas woman's arm healing after hawk-snake attack, but the nightmares linger

Texas resident Peggy Jones was injured after she said a hawk drop a snake on her before attacking her to recover its prey. Her recovery will be long.

 

NY's asylum seekers face 6-month wait for work permits. Will feds shorten it?

A group of students in Westchester County joined the call to ease the federally mandated six-month wait for asylum seekers to obtain work permits.

 

'Another day in the (Smokies)': Bear dashes across Tennessee high school football field

Video taken by Gatlinburg-Pittman High School Head Football Coach Brad Waggoner shows a black bear briskly gallop across the field in East Tennessee.

 

Michigan State University workers stumble across buried, 142-year-old campus observatory

Michigan State workers installing a hammock thought they had uncovered a large rock but used old maps to determine what they had struck.

 

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