A nonprofit group is collecting donations of prom dresses to make sure high school students in flood-ravaged parts of Western North Carolina can still see the dream of attending prom become a reality.

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The AN Yang 2, a Chinese merchant ship carrying a combined 1929 tons of fuel oil, diesel fuel, engine oil and sand ran aground on the Russian island of Sakhalin, north of Japan on 8. Authorities say ...

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National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Lehigh Valley Chapter Scholar-Athlete banquet, honoring the top senior ...

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Lessons will be learned over North Ayrshire Council's response to Storm Eowyn as a review is under way to better prepare for similar future events.