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UConn beat Notre Dame to secure 25th Final Four appearance
All-America forward Sarah Strong and her UConn teammates got quite a compliment from Geno Auriemma, their coach who donned a cowboy hat and did a little dance on the court after the undefeated Huskies made their 25th Final Four in the women’s NCAA Tournament.
UCLA reach women’s Final Four after comeback over Duke
Lauren Betts had 23 points, 10 rebounds and five blocks to help UCLA rally from a rare halftime deficit and beat Duke 70-58 on Sunday, advancing to the women’s Final Four for the second straight season.
Guardians trade outfielder to the Orioles in minor deal
Cleveland receives a minor league pitcher in the deal.
Airport delays could persist, ICE agents may not leave soon even as TSA pay expected
Even after President Donald Trump ordered emergency pay for Transportation Security Administration agents to ease long security lines, major U.S. airports on Sunday were still urging travelers to arrive hours early — and federal immigration officers brought in to help may not be leaving anytime soon.
Part of I-680 reopened after car crashes
Part of Interstate 680 is currently closed off due to a single-vehicle crash in Youngstown.
Nashville journalist describes ‘inhumane’ conditions after 16 days in ICE custody
Estefany Rodríguez Florez was taken by immigration enforcement officials earlier this month.
Lawmakers walk a tightrope with data center expansion | This Week in Pennsylvania
(WHTM) -- Few lawmakers in Harrisburg seem willing to oppose data centers, even as their constituents pack local council meetings to rally against them. Gov. Josh Shapiro (D), U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick (R) and President Donald Trump came together last year to embrace cutting red tape to speed up the developments. Even while attempting to
Lifeguard lessons begin at local community center
As summer approaches, teens may be searching for a summer job and luckily, lifeguard training is starting across the Valley.
12 states see gas prices drop since last week, data shows
In only one state have prices dropped by at least 10 cents.
Pharmaceutical supply chains get tangled in war with Iran
As President Trump’s war in Iran rages on, it’s posing a growing threat to the pharmaceutical supply chain and risks spiking the prices of many drugs, particularly those that depend on petrochemicals. The war in Iran and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz have caused energy prices to jump and disrupted supply chains