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National Smoothie Day is Friday, June 21 and we have a list of deals! These deals are only valid at participating locations. You may want to verify with your local
A Michigan zoo is celebrating the birth of not just one — but two — red panda cubs. “Don’t adjust your screen — you’re not seeing double. Twin red pandas have been born at the Detroit Zoo!” staff
Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara hosting a "One Life, One Flag" program honoring veterans lost to suicide.The event is dedicated to the over 8,000 veterans who have lost their lives to suicide caused
Idaho Statesman
Lifeguards, cameras, all that water: 6 things to know about Roaring Springs WaterparkA giant tipping potato bucket called Tippin’ Tater that contains 750 gallons of water. A grumpy ram lifeguard keeping an eye on everyone. Two baby bears sliding down a log. Blue birds on a diving
The (Raleigh) News & Observer
‘Adventurous’ dog missing a leg was found abandoned in a house. Now he needs real homeThis 2-year-old pup may be missing a leg but that’s not slowing him down. “He will play ball and run when he gets the energy, and he will sit when he wants treats,” according to a Pennsylvania
The world’s tallest male dog Kevin who could stretch to approximately 7 feet tall when standing on his hind legs has died just days after his record-breaking achievement was announced to the world,
Alex Pereira may be a frightening man inside of the Octagon, but outside he's a generous soul. Before heading to Las Vegas for final preparations to defend his light heavyweight title against JiŘí
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Her siblings have sickle cell disease. This CHOP health researcher wants to help others like them.Sickle cell disease, a genetic blood disorder, affects about 100,000 Americans. Millions more carry the gene, which can get passed down through generations, and may not know it. Philadelphia and
Kansas City Star
Whale the length of 10-story building stuns Northern California onlookers, video showsMonterey Bay Whale Watch spotted their first blue whale of the season on June 20, the organization announced. A video taken that morning shows an aerial view of the massive mammal gliding just
Summer is officially here, and that means it's time for parades, picnics, music festivals, cookouts, outdoor movies, July 4th fireworks and much more. So, it's easy to find events nearby to help you
WJLA – Washington D.C.
Metro to replace cloth seats on all buses with easy-clean vinyl by 2025Metro is planning to replace the cloth seats on all their buses with a vinyl material by 2025, officials said Tuesday.So far, about 40 Metro buses have had their cloth seats replaced with vinyl,
The Boston Globe
Jordan’s boss Eliot Tatelman hands out 1,000 free bikes to city kids — plus a life lesson or twoEliot Tatelman remembers the freedom that riding a bike gave him growing up in Newton. Thinking every kid deserves that opportunity, the president of Jordan’s Furniture embarked on the first
From Friends and Growing Pains to Silver Spoons and Freaks and Geeks, these are the TV shows that introduced us to our major stars.
Expanding your furry family members can be exciting yet nerve-wracking, as shown on social media by one owner whose cat's reaction to a new kitten didn't play out as expected. Cats are notorious for
Since 1955's Godzilla Raids Again, nearly every Godzilla movie has featured the titular Kaiju doing battle with other monsters. Among the most famous of his enemies are King Ghidorah,
Cincinnati Enquirer
UC Cancer Center opens new $131 million blood cancer healing centerThe University of Cincinnati Cancer Center will soon serve patients at its new blood cancer center, which officials say will set apart the hospital system from others in the region. UC
Losing weight these days may be that much easier, thanks to a new crop of drugs that are helping people take off the pounds. An Eli Lilly and Company drug in development
When kids go to public school every day, they're able to eat at least one nutritional meal -- per state law. But now that school is out for the summer, how do families replace that healthy food? Many
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