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The collection offers a stylish, durable alternative for marble countertops, walnut wall paneling, and more.Through the years, laminate has been quietly refining its style to match contemporary
If you're an outdoors person, then chances are you like to work outside too. In fact, being stuck indoors all day behind a desk sucking up questionably conditioned air is probably your worst
Greetings, gamblers.The Baltimore Orioles have had plenty of success when facing their American League East rivals in the Boston Red Sox. Baltimore has been victorious in five of their six matchups
CHICAGO (CBS) — A black truck was caught on video speeding off just moments after gunfire erupted in a West Humboldt Park alley.Police said an 18-year-old died after being shot multiple times last
It wouldn’t be a Call of Duty launch without conversations about large file sizes, but Activision is looking to address those issues with a series of updates over the next few months. One of the
A man having a "medical issue" in the rafters of a tobacco barn on an Amish farm was rescued on Friday morning, Aug. 16, authorities said. Firefighters were called
Early Signing Day is still a few months away, but the Ole Miss Rebels are hoping for a strong close to their 2025 recruiting class. If The Clarion Ledger's annual "Dandy Dozen" list is any indication
Houstonians may be able to see the "best meteor shower" surging across the sky with light and bright colors in August, if they get far enough away from the city's light pollution. Before the
A special needs pup is looking for a home in Texas — but he comes with a catch. Chase, a catahoula mix who is about 8 years old and blind, is up for adoption in Waco. But the blindness doesn’t
Children grow up so fast, and as parents, we have the responsibility to ensure they grow up feeling loved, respected, and valued. It's important to pay attention to the language we use, as everything
In a rocky mountain river of Vietnam, a scaly creature with “fleshy” lips and “large” nostrils swam through the fast-flowing water — or tried to. Visiting scientists scooped up the animal in a net.
“One of the most trafficked mammals in the world” was born at an Illinois zoo, officials said. Brookfield Zoo Chicago announced the birth of a white-bellied pangolin, an endangered species
Just one preseason game remains for the Detroit Lions. As the NFL enters the home stretch of training camp, only one opportunity remains for a plethora of the players on the Lions' roster who
Tonight, on Aug. 12, the Perseid meteor shower will hit its peak, becoming visible in night skies all across the Northern Hemisphere — no telescope required. The Perseid meteor shower, commonly known
Nearly half of all violent crimes reported in Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward over the past seven months have occurred along Boulevard, a street that has become a focal point for concerns about public
The Louisville Zoo in Kentucky is celebrating the arrival of its first baby giraffe in 12 years. “There’s a six-foot-tall bundle of joy at the Louisville Zoo,” staff said in an Aug. 12 news release.
Ever dream of escaping to your own private island, basking in the sun with not a care in the world? While this may sound like a fantasy reserved for billionaires and celebrities, it's actually more
The aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights, was spectacularly captured on Wednesday 14 August from the International Space Station by Nasa astronaut Matthew Dominick.Solar storms have
On one of his two trips to Cooperstown as an aspiring young baseball player, D.J. Reader found himself flipping through a book at the Baseball Hall of Fame looking for a name that was
Staff members at the Woodland Park Zoo in Washington said they have exhausted all options for the baby western lowland gorilla rejected by his mother in June. Now, the little one will go to a new
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