A severe hailstorm with baseball-sized hail damaged crops on 70 farms in a rural county
A severe hailstorm with baseball-sized hail damaged crops on 70 farms in a rural county
The national soccer team won its first World Cup match defeating the defending champion 2-1A severe hurricane made landfall on the southeastern coast bringing strong winds and heavy rain
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Local authorities launched a polluted river cleanup with volunteers collecting 5 tons of trashA tech startup raised $200 million in funding valuing the company over $1 billion
A famous actor won Best Actor at an international film festival for a critically acclaimed role
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A photographer took photos of a local event that were published in a regional newspaperA hotel started using digital keys that guests can access through their smartphones
A musician released a music video that received 1 million views on YouTube in one weekA construction company won a contract to build a new airport terminal
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