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Missing Virginia Hiker’s Body Found in Glacier National Park
Thirty-four-year-old Jennifer Lee Coleman of Richmond, Virginia, never returned from a solo hike from Logan Pass.
Prized Trout Streams Shrink as Heat, Drought Grip US West
After two dry summers in a row, low water and hot weather have spelled trouble for trout streams in the Rocky Mountain west.
A Hurricane-Hardened City Coping ‘the New Orleans Way’
When Ida knocked out power and dumped buckets of rain in their streets, hurricane-hardened residents of New Orleans did what they always do: They banded together to help each other out.
Florida Gunman killed 4, Including Mom Still Holding Baby
Four people are dead including a mother who was still cradling her now-deceased baby in what Florida sheriff’s deputies are calling a massive gunfight with a suspect they said was “ready for battle.”
US Hopes to Start COVID Boosters on Sept. 20
The U.S. government’s top infectious disease expert says he believes delivery of COVID-19 vaccine booster shots will be able to start Sept. 20 for Americans who received Pfizer doses, while Moderna’s may end up rolling out a couple weeks later.
Two Anchors of COVID Safety Net Ending, Affecting Millions
Labor Day 2021 represents a perilous crossroads for millions of Americans.
Cattle Producers Have a Beef With 35-Year Marketing Campaign
The “Beef. It’s What’s for Dinner” campaign is under attack by cattle producers who fund it.
‘Loss of Hope’: Idaho Hospitals Crushed by COVID-19 Surge
Intensive care beds are full of unvaccinated coronavirus patients at a hospital in Boise, Idaho.
Efforts Grow To Stamp Out Use of Parasite Drug for COVID-19
But with COVID-19 infections surging again, more Americans are turning to the drug despite warnings that it has shown little benefit and can cause harmful side effects.
Oxygen Supplies Grow Precarious Amid COVID Surge
The COVID-19 surge is stretching oxygen supplies tight and sending hospitals scrambling for more ventilators, even as there are glimmers of hope in some hotspots.