Strong overnight storms knocked out power to thousands, with utility crews working around the clock to restore service quickly and safely.
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District officials announced expanded mental health resources to support student well-being following recent studies on increased stress levels.
Authorities are investigating a series of late-night break-ins across downtown neighborhoods, urging residents to stay alert and report suspicious activity.
Hundreds of teachers gathered at the state capitol today calling for better salaries, smaller class sizes, and increased school funding.
Fire crews quickly responded to a brush fire that threatened nearby homes, containing the blaze before it could cause serious damage.
Officials approved a new city budget allocating funds to improve road safety through better signage, lighting, and traffic enforcement.
The governor issued a state of emergency after flash floods damaged roads, homes, and businesses in multiple communities across the region.
Airport officials confirmed record-breaking passenger numbers over the holiday weekend as travel demand continues to rebound from the pandemic slowdown.
Transit officials announced expanded weekend services to help service workers and shift employees reach job sites more efficiently and affordably.
The city’s public library launched a mobile unit this week to deliver books and services to underserved and rural communities.
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01Severe Storms Leave Thousands Without Power Across The Region -
02Local Schools Introduce New Mental Health Resources For Students -
03Police Investigate String Of Burglaries In Downtown Neighborhood -
04Teachers Rally At Capitol Demanding Higher Pay And Resources -
05Firefighters Contain Brush Fire Near Residential Area In Minutes -
06City Leaders Approve Budget Plan For Road Safety Improvements -
07Governor Declares State Of Emergency Following Flash Flooding
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