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NEW YORK (AP) — A NASA spacecraft will make another close brush with the sun, the second of three planned encounters through the sizzling solar...
Orlando police have shared new photos and video from their investigation involving a Texas man who they say stole $800,000 worth of luxury jewelry and then swallowed it during a traffic stop.
A man accused of orchestrating an armed home invasion that left a South Florida jeweler and his family held at gunpoint has been arrested, authorities...
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement has arrested the man wanted for spray painting and defacing Florida’s Capitol Complex along with both LCSO & TPD patrol cars.
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The Florida Department of Law Enforcement said its agents arrested a man in connection to recent spray painting and defacing of the Florida Capitol.
Large-scale weather events around the country are a stark reminder of the power of nature, as well as protecting what matters most. The Brookings Institute recently reported that climate-related insurance claims are on the rise with “wind and hail, water damage and freezing, and fire and lightning” being the “leading causes of property damage.” Despite …
Cummins Inc. announced that Chief Administrative Officer Sharon Barner will be retiring, effective May 31, following an extraordinary career and 13 years of committed service to Cummins. “Sharon is not only a renowned legal expert and business leader in intellectual property, risk management and environmental and regulatory affairs, she is also a model of courage, …
Go RVing released its Monthly Trends Report, this month with findings on the continuing evolution of AI-powered chatbots. Unlike traditional chatbots, conversational AI uses natural language processing (NLP) to conduct human-like conversations and can perform complex tasks and refer queries to a human agent when required. Studies have found that, by 2027, chatbots could become the primary …
The following is a report from The Philadelphia Inquirer. Several federally operated campgrounds at one of Pennsylvania’s most popular summer destinations will be closed indefinitely due to “executive-order driven staffing shortages.” Raystown Lake, in Huntingdon County, is the largest lake entirely within Pennsylvania. The 8,300-acre lake is managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers …
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