SEC charges Keurig Dr. Pepper over recyclability of coffee pods
The company has said, in past, marketing and financial reports that K-Cups could be effectively recycled. However, the SEC said Keurig Dr. Pepper…
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High school custodian in Virginia receives dream car from students
A high school custodian dropped to the ground in disbelief when students surprised him recently with his dream car: A cherry-red Jeep…
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Arizona first responders take part in Tower Challenge
First responders in Arizona took part in a Tower Challenge to pay tribute to those who died in the 9/11 attacks 23 years…
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California authorities arrest man suspected of starting the Line Fire
The press release says the suspect, Justin Wayne Halstenberg, was found and arrested on Tuesday by SBSD, and this was in collaboration with Cal Fire…
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Pro-Palestinan protesters in Australia gather outside weapons expo
Large crowds gathered outside of the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre before dawn to protest the Land Forces International Land Defence…
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Wednesday marks 23 years since Sept. 11
Nearly 3,000 people were killed when al Qaida hijackers crashed four jetliners into the Twin Towers, the Pentagon and a field in southwest…
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Airport Fire continues to grow, forcing people to evacuate
The growing wildfire was accidentally sparked by heavy equipment in Trabuco Canyon in Orange…
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Taylor Swift endorses Kamala Harris, Tim Walz reacts
Her endorsement, which was posted to Instagram, gained 3.3 million likes in about an hour. As of Wednesday morning, the post has gained 7.5 million…
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Arizona Republican Party puts up “Eat Less Kittens” billboard sign
The party is running with the claim, without evidence, that immigrants in Springfield, Ohio are stealing people’s pets and eating…
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One person injured in Omaha school shooting, suspect in custody
Omaha Police Dispatch confirmed there is one victim at the school who was critically injured and rushed to the…
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The Airport Fire, burning in Trabuco Canyon, erupted Monday afternoon near an airport for remote-controlled model…
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September is Hunger Action Month, YCFB to host upcoming events
Sunrise anchor Samantha Byrd spoke with the Yuma Community Food Bank’s fund development director about events during Hunger Action…
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Protest against new federal justice rule in Mexico
Concerned workers say the new reform violates their constitutional rights because they currently have the freedom to apply justice when the…
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Bank of America announces raises to its minimum hourly wage
Starting in October, full-time employees will earn a minimum of $24 per hour, or almost $50,000 per…
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Student run radio station celebrates 40 years
Staff is compromised of both students during the school day, and professionals after hours. Whether it’s the news of the school district, city, or…
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President Biden celebrates 34th anniversary of American with Disabilities Act signing
The Americans with Disabilities Act grants people with disabilities the same treatment everyone else receives in the workplace, schools,…
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D.C. police deal with “unruly mob” following numerous reported break-ins
A large police presence was seen on 10th Street in Washington late Monday night after the media reported numerous break-ins at businesses around…
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National Guard called in as Line Fire threatens more than 38,000 structures
California Governor Gavin Newsom said the National Guard would support efforts against the Line Fire as it grew to become the state’s largest…
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Broadway theater community remembers James Earl Jones
His picture was on display outside the theater with a sign that said “In Memoriam: James Earl Jones.” In 2022, the Cort Theater was renamed the James…
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Lawmakers return to Capitol Hill to figure out how to avert a government shutdown
Funding for the government runs out at the end of the fiscal year on September 30, and could mean the closing of federal agencies and national parks…
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