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A rabid coyote likely attacked 2 Rhode Islanders just a day apart in neighboring towns

A single rabid coyote in Rhode Island is believed to have attacked two people in neighboring towns in the span of two days, state environmental officials said this week.

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Iowa bill combines two traffic related policies legislators have pondered for years

Iowa bill combines two traffic related policies legislators have pondered for years
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Bill Combines Two Traffic-Related Policies Legislators Have Pondered For Years

Bill Combines Two Traffic-Related Policies Legislators Have Pondered For Years
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Cranston Police Log Extras | Cranston Herald

LARCENY On Feb. 1, Johnston Police Patrolman Matthew V. Leveillee spotted a black SUV traveling west on Plainfield Street with dark window tint and an expired inspection sticker. He …

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Hiker kills rabid coyote with bare hands in Rhode Island

Environmental police officers took the coyote's carcass for testing and state laboratories determined the animal had rabies.

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