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Salvadoran Man Sues Feds Claiming Wrongful Deportation From Mass. by ICE
A Salvadoran man who claims he was jailed, beaten and tortured after being wrongfully deported from the United States filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the federal government seeking damages for his treatment. José Daniel Guerra-Castañeda, 25, who has since been returned to the United States and lives in Massachusetts, said in the lawsuit filed on his behalf by the ACLU…
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FIRST ALERT: Tracking Snow, Rain, Sleet for Thursday
It’s been a somewhat cool day, although pretty close to normal for this time of the year. Our highs have mostly remained in the mid and upper 40s with some lucky 50s far south. Our skies began sunny and now we see some more clouds filling in from the west. Our dry stretch is now coming to an end....
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Inflation ETFs May Start Making You Money. Here's How, According to One Portfolio Manager
Volatility and uncertainty in the market due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine are benefiting inflation ETFs.
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ICE Deportation Agents Expand Use of App Advocates Say Violates Privacy to Monitor Immigrants
U.S. immigration authorities are turning to smartphones to keep tabs on immigrants and ensure they attend their deportation hearings
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As Earth Warms, Less Ice Covers the North American Lakes
In Grand Lake, Colorado, an outdoor ice hockey tournament was postponed due to thin ice on the fragile alpine lake.
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Clean Snow and Ice Off Vehicles, Police in Mass. and NH Remind Drivers
Maureen Regan says it happened without warning. She was driving on Route 24 after a dentist appointment when her car was hit by a piece of ice from a passing box truck “I swear, instantly, it hit the underpass, the whole thing came on my windshield, and boom,” Regan said. “Smashed!” She took photos of the damage to her windshield….
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Winter Olympics' Ice Rinks Ditched the Usual Chemicals That Worsen Climate Change
For the first time, the Winter Olympics will keep its ice rinks cold without hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), which have been proven to deplete the ozone layer and contribute to climate change. NBCLX’s Fernando Hurtado explains the technology the Games are using instead and the impact on athletes.
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‘It feels like floating' US Curling Captain John Shuster on Carrying the US Flag in 2022 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony
Team USA’s curling captain John Shuster talks about the feeling he got while carrying the US flag during the opening ceremony of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics
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Team USA's Curling Member Matt Hamilton On the Rising Popularity of Curling in the US
Team USA’s curling member Matt Hamilton talks about the rising popularity of curling in the US
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FIRST ALERT: Icy Driving Conditions and Wind Chills Near 0 Overnight
Roads will be icy Friday night as temperatures continue to drop, reaching single digits and teens in many areas with wind chills around 0
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FIRST ALERT: Wintry Mess Transitions to Sleet, North Country Sees 1-2 Feet of Snow
A cold front is a mixed bag of winter precipitation Friday. In the North Country, a mid-season snowstorm has dropped up to a foot of snow (so far) across Vermont and New Hampshire, with more on the way throughout the day. Across central New England, snow and sleet have been accumulating, leading to a dangerous morning commute across southern New…
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MassDOT Prepares for Potentially Dangerous Commute
Sleet storms are one of the worst that road crews have to deal with, the Massachusetts Department of Transportation said. Crews didn’t pre-treat the roads before the ice because the rain would have washed it away.
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Winter Storm Impacts Air Travel, Has Road Crews Preparing for Ice
Much of New England is still buried in snow after Saturday’s blizzard, and another round of winter weather is on its way. More ice than snow is expected Friday, and public works crews are being called in overnight to treat roadways. Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker is telling non-emergency state workers in the executive branch not to go to their...
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FIRST ALERT: Freezing Rain, Snow and Icy Roads Friday
A cold front drops south through New England and is bringing a transition to a wintry mix of freezing rain, sleet and snow from north to south late tonight into Friday morning as cold air pushes in. Timing of the transition, as well as the snowfall amounts depend on location. While northern New England has already received its share of…
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Forecast: Icy Conditions Across New England as Temps Drop
Thursday: Showers to rain, with patchy fog and highs in the 40s. Overnight Thursday: Rain and fog with temperatures in the 40s. Friday: Rain to ice – expect snow and sleet north. Throughout the day, continued icing makes travel difficult as temperatures fall to the 20s.
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Scientists Race to Gather Winter Data on Warming Great Lakes
Winter is changing across the Great Lakes region, and scientists want to know what that will mean
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Weather Forecast: Snow and Wintry Mix Create Icy Conditions Friday
Thursday: Showers to rain, with patchy fog and highs in the 40s. Overnight Thursday: Rain and fog with temperatures in the 40s. Friday: Rain to ice – expect snow and sleet north. Throughout the day, continued icing makes travel difficult as temperatures fall to the 20s.
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More Than 4,000 Flights Canceled as Winter Storm Slams Large Part of U.S.
A major winter storm with millions of Americans in its path is spreading rain, freezing rain and heavy snow further across the country.
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Weather Forecast: Mild Overnight, Rain and Snow to End Week
Overnight Wednesday: Cloudy, with temps in the 30s. Thursday: Showers to rain, northern mountain snow. Highs in the 40s.
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Messy Mix of Rain, Snow and Sleet Will Create Icy Conditions Friday
Icy conditions will be a concern Friday as a winter storm paired with dropping temperatures brings rain, snow and sleet which will create a glaze of ice