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SEATTLE — Several cities in western Washington broke hot weather records on Sunday as unseasonably warm temperatures build across the region. The combination of a strengthening ridge of high pressure ...

Three horses have been scratched from the original Kentucky Derby starting lineup. Right to Party was the latest horse scratched due to right front lameness. The other scratched horses are Fulleffort ...

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This story has been updated with new information. WASHINGTON ‒ Congress finally ended the historic Department of Homeland Security shutdown, resolving the longest crisis of its kind in American ...

A Baltimore Thai eatery joined Southeast Asian restaurants from across the country to successfully break a sizable — and very tasty — world record. John Hartzell and Kesorn Imsin, co-owners of ...

A record number of people are landing in the emergency room from tick bites — and the virus-prone insect's most active season is just getting started. This month, 85 people have gone to the ER for ...

Holiday shoppers have Black Friday. Music lovers have Record Store Day, the annual celebration of independent record stores, exclusive vinyl releases and a format that keeps growing even as streaming ...

EDGMONT TOWNSHIP, Pa. (WPVI) -- Tick bites are causing people to go to the emergency room at the highest levels in nearly a decade, and hotter-than-usual temperatures are partially to blame. Even in ...

"Vinyl just sounds warmer." If you've ever been involved in a discussion about the merits of vinyl records over digital audio, you've either heard something like this sentence or you've uttered ...