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It’s tarantula mating season on the Colorado plains, when male spiders scurry out of their burrows in search of a mate Toyota is investing another $500 million in Joby Aviation as part of a ...

Vice President Kamala Harris sat down Action News 6 ABC, an affiliate of ABC News as ... seemingly looking to find words. The veep said she was not going take “anyone’s guns away” and ...

From James Spann and the ABC 33/40 Weather Blog: WET: We are forecasting occasional rain and a few thunderstorms across Alabama through tonight ahead of an upper trough and surface front.

Three weeks after being asked to modify a $2.78 billion deal that would dramatically change college sports, attorneys redefined the word “booster” in the plan Three weeks after being asked to ...

Vice President Kamala Harris sat down with an ABC affiliate for her first solo interview ... seemingly looking to find words.

When Jonathan Bottoms and his wife, Alex, thought they had found their dream home in the Midlothian area of Chesterfield County, the first-time homebuyers didn’t think a home inspection on a ...

The deal will also see Alphabet, which is part of the BMW Group, supply daily rental cars and driver licence checks for all employees who drive on business. McCarthy and Stone sought a new fleet ...

(WHTM) – No charges have been filed after a white member of the Gettysburg College men’s swim team allegedly etched the N-word into the chest of an African-American teammate using a box cutter.

The man & his dog were reportedly in good medical condition. They were brought to Southwest Florida International airport to meet with EMS. The vessel is adrift and disabled. Recorded by a camera ...

The lawyers kept to their word that they would not make dramatic changes to the proposal, but rather clarify for the judge that most third-party NIL deals would still be available to college athletes.