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A missing Cleveland teen has been found safe. Raina Bennet, 13, was found on Friday at an apartment building at 13th and Chester in downtown Cleveland. 19 Action News has learned the girl was with a
A missing Cleveland teen has been found safe. Raina Bennet, 13, was found on Friday at an apartment building at 13th and Chester in downtown Cleveland. 19 Action News has learned the girl was with a
China's state media say Vietnamese authorities have detected signals from the missing Malaysia Airlines plane.
Vietnamese media reported that authorities have detected signals from a missing Malaysia Airlines flight off the southwestern coast of Vietnam on Saturday, hours after the flight went missing during a flight from Kuala...
Police in Bullhead City, AZ, said four people were cited Tuesday when children and more than 20 dogs were found to be living in "filthy conditions." (3/6/2014)
Police in Bullhead City, AZ, said four people were cited Tuesday when children and more than 20 dogs were found to be living in "filthy conditions." (3/6/2014)
The 2014 Bricks Cascade Public Expo is Saturday and Sunday at the Oregon Convention Center. (3/6/14)
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio authorities are trying new technology aimed at heading off wrong-way drivers, often the cause of the state's deadliest highway accidents.
The state Department of Transportation will try using cameras that automatically will alert state workers when there are vehicles going the wrong direction. Details are still being worked out, but they plan to test the effort first in Columbus and Dayton.
The Columbus Dispatch reports (http://bit.ly/12tb0rv ) that a State Highway Patrol study just released found that 37% of wrong-way crashes resulted in fatalities. That's a fatal rate of more than 100 times the rate of deaths from all crashes from January 2011 to April 2013.
Two people have been killed in central Ohio in wrong-way crashes in the past week.
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