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Ohio city settles with truck driver, former K-9 officer involved in July attack

COLUMBUS, Ohio A central Ohio city agreed this week to a settlement with a former K-9 officer and a truck driver involved in an attack last year, video

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Storms dump heavy snowfall in northern Arizona, shutting major interstates

PHOENIX Heavy snow shut down parts of major interstates in northern Arizona on Thursday while low-lying clouds delayed dozens of flights in Phoenix,

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Georgia House approves $5B to boost projects, including roadbuilding

ATLANTA Georgia's House backed changes to the state budget Wednesday that would add $5 billion in spending, including a burst of roadbuilding, new

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Postal Service announces plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions

WASHINGTON The U.S. Postal Service announced sweeping plans Tuesday to reduce greenhouse emissions by diverting more parcels from air to ground

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Preliminary test crashes indicate nation s guardrail system can t handle heavy electric vehicles

LINCOLN, Neb. Under an overcast sky last fall, engineers with a University of Nebraska road safety facility watched as a electric-powered pickup truck

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