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Here's how to watch total solar eclipse today from Florida

Here's how to watch total solar eclipse today from Florida

Today — Aug. 12 — is the day a total solar eclipse will send the sun hiding behind the moon.
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Florida cyclosporiasis cases top 400 in latest update

Florida cyclosporiasis cases top 400 in latest update

Florida cases of the stomach-churning cyclosporiasis infection are now over 400, in 43 counties, according to the latest update. What to know.
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A Kansas town will pay $850K to end a reporter's lawsuit over a 2023 raid on her paper's offices

A Kansas town will pay $850K to end a reporter's lawsuit over a 2023 raid on her paper's offices

A small Kansas town has agreed to pay $850,000 to a former reporter at its weekly newspaper to end her federal lawsuit over a police raid of the paper’s offices in 2023 that ignited a national furor over press freedom
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Solar eclipse 2026: What time, path and where to see it on Wednesday, Aug. 12

Solar eclipse 2026: What time, path and where to see it on Wednesday, Aug. 12

Everything you need to know about the solar eclipse on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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Kansas Tops U.S. States in Financial Distress Amid Economic Challenges

Kansas Tops U.S. States in Financial Distress Amid Economic Challenges

Kansas has been identified as the state with the highest level of financial distress in the United States, according to a ranking by WalletHub. The ranking considers various metrics, including credit scores, bankruptcy filings, and Google search interest related to debt. Kansas scored 55.0 out of 100, indicating significant economic pressure on households. The state has seen a rise in non-business bankruptcy filings and a high percentage of accounts in financial distress. Other states with high financial distress include Louisiana and Florida, with the Southern region prominently represented in the top rankings.
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Army-Navy Cup XV Scheduled for October 9 at Subaru Park

Army-Navy Cup XV Scheduled for October 9 at Subaru Park

Army-Navy Cup XV Scheduled for October 9 at Subaru Park
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Remembering the year: 1976

Remembering the year: 1976

50 years ago today
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Is it safe to eat lettuce? What Arizonans must know about cyclospora

Is it safe to eat lettuce? What Arizonans must know about cyclospora

Maricopa County has reported 43 confirmed cases of the cyclospora outbreak in Arizona. Here is what not to eat and to avoid.
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NC cyclospora cases increase as Taylor Farms sees another recall

NC cyclospora cases increase as Taylor Farms sees another recall

New cases bring North Carolina's total to over 850 associated with the nationwide outbreak.
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Factbox-Global drugmakers invest billions to boost US presence

Factbox-Global drugmakers invest billions to boost US presence

Aug 10 (Reuters) - Global drugmakers are expanding their U.S. footprint, pledging billions of dollars to ramp up manufacturing capacity and research in the country.
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Kansas City Detective Charged with Computer Crime and Misconduct

Kansas City Detective Charged with Computer Crime and Misconduct

John Stimach, a detective with the Kansas City, Kansas Police Department, has been charged with one felony count of unlawful acts concerning computers and one misdemeanor count of official misconduct. The charges stem from incidents that allegedly occurred on April 24, 2026. Following an Internal Affairs investigation, the Wyandotte County District Attorney's Office determined there was sufficient evidence to file charges. Stimach has been placed on unpaid leave as the legal process unfolds. The investigation did not involve the misuse of KCKPD surveillance technology, such as Flock cameras.
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Department of Energy Approves Safety Design for Deep Fission's Underground Reactor in Kansas

Department of Energy Approves Safety Design for Deep Fission's Underground Reactor in Kansas

The Department of Energy (DOE) has approved Deep Fission's Nuclear Safety Design Agreement for its Gravity reactor, a 15-megawatt pressurized water reactor intended to be placed a mile underground near Parsons, Kansas. This approval marks the first of four necessary steps in the DOE's authorization process. The reactor's design utilizes a mile of water above it as a containment measure, allowing the project to bypass a full environmental impact statement. This innovative approach could potentially transform the economics of nuclear power in the U.S. by reducing construction costs and regulatory hurdles. The approval is not for the reactor itself but for the plan to ensure its safety, setting the stage for further development and testing.