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7 shot in Philadelphia, 1 person in custody: Police

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

BY: EMILY SHAPIRO AND AARON KATERSKY, ABC NEWS (PHILADELPHIA) — Seven people were shot near a SEPTA station in Philadelphia Wednesday afternoon, police said. One person is in custody, police said, adding that two weapons were recovered. Information on their conditions was not immediately available. This... Read More.

Catastrophic outages in Texas a symptom of America’s aging power grids

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

BY: ALLIE YANG, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Local infrastructure doesn't get much attention -- until it fails. Like right now in Texas. The state's electric grid, like most of the nation's, consists of many parts at least 50 years old. "Our electric grid... Read More.

Rush Limbaugh, controversial conservative talk show host, has died

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

BY: ELLA TORRES, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Rush Limbaugh, a colossal figure whose unflinching brashness helped shape American conservative politics and media while his history of derogatory comments about marginalized communities turned him into one of the country's most polarizing names, has... Read More.

South slammed by second dangerous storm: Latest forecast

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

By MAX GOLEMBO and EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- The South, still digging out from snow and ice that brought the region to a standstill this week, is getting slammed by a second winter storm on Wednesday.This new storm... Read More.

Second storm moves through the South with heavy snow, ice and tornado threat

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

By MAX GOLEMBO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- That is one storm down and another storm to go for most of the United States on Wednesday as winter storm watches and warnings have been issued from Dallas to New York City for this... Read More.

Victims of 9/11-related illnesses urged to register for compensation as deadline looms

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

By IVAN PEREIRA, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Diana Vizcarra worked a few blocks from the World Trade Center and survived the terror attack of Sept. 11, 2001, without major immediate injuries but things changed in 2014, according to her husband.A... Read More.

Florida official latest to step down nationwide during COVID-19 response

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

By MEREDITH DELISO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- A top official involved in Florida's COVID-19 response is leaving his post.Jared Moskowitz, the director of Florida's Division of Emergency Management, will be stepping down next month, the department said.Moskowitz, who... Read More.

Men seen on TikTok trespassing at Fenway Park sought by Boston police

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

By BILL HUTCHINSON, ABC News (BOSTON) -- A pair of trespassers who breached security at Boston's famed Fenway Park and posted a TikTok video of them playing pantomime baseball on the snow-covered diamond are being sought by police, authorities said.Boston Red... Read More.

Millions without power in Texas as dangerous winter weather continues

Wednesday, February 17 by ABC News

BY: WILLIAM MANSELL, MARILYN HECK, JOHN HAWORTH AND EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC NEWS (DALLAS) — Over 3.2 million customers in Texas are without power as dangerous winter weather continues to slam the state. "This is the winter version of Hurricane Harvey," Texas Gov. Greg Abbott told ABC... Read More.

‘Mattress Mack’ opens stores for Houstonians amid dangerous winter storm: ‘We’re here for them’

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

BY: SASHA PEZENIK AND EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC NEWS (HOUSTON) -- As winter weather pummels Texas with snow, ice and freezing temperatures, Houston businessman "Mattress Mack" is opening his doors to those in need once more. Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale first went viral in 2017... Read More.

4.1 million without power in Texas as dangerous winter weather continues

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

BY: WILLIAM MANSELL, MARILYN HECK, JOHN HAWORTH AND EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC NEWS (DALLAS) — Over 4.1 million customers in Texas are without power as dangerous winter weather continues to slam the state. "This is the winter version of Hurricane Harvey," Texas Gov. Greg Abbott... Read More.

Los Angeles County elementary schools can reopen as COVID-19 cases drop

Tuesday, February 16 by ABC News

BY: ERIN SCHUMAKER, ABC NEWS (LOS ANGELES) -- Los Angeles County elementary schools will be allowed to reopen for in-person learning after hitting an expected COVID-19 milestone Tuesday. "The state permits elementary schools to reopen as soon as we reach an adjusted case rate... Read More.

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7 shot in Philadelphia, 1 person in custody: Police

Catastrophic outages in Texas a symptom of America’s aging power grids

Rush Limbaugh, controversial conservative talk show host, has died

South slammed by second dangerous storm: Latest forecast

Second storm moves through the South with heavy snow, ice and tornado threat

Florida official latest to step down nationwide during COVID-19 response

Men seen on TikTok trespassing at Fenway Park sought by Boston police

Millions without power in Texas as dangerous winter weather continues

‘Mattress Mack’ opens stores for Houstonians amid dangerous winter storm: ‘We’re here for them’

4.1 million without power in Texas as dangerous winter weather continues

Los Angeles County elementary schools can reopen as COVID-19 cases drop

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