Monster truck injures crowd during Illinois stunt show
A monster truck performing stunts at a Kishwaukee area auto parts store in DeKalb plowed into spectators injuring at least nine, with two in serious condition at Rockford area hospitals. The event sponsored by NAPA Auto Parts saw the truck crash through a fence onto railroad tracks after repeatedly rolling over cars, with witnesses noting the driver appeared to lose control before careening into the crowd.
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Market not closing as owner vows to rebuild after fire
Johnson says the market will stay in his family despite a costly fire that has caused around 100000 in losses from repairs and lost business. Clean-up has begun and he aims to reopen next months. The market will operate only on the first weekend each month with a $1000 reward, doubles on conviction, for information leading to an arrest.
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El Nino Dampens Atlantic Storms And Forecast Confidence
Last summer fears of a powerful hurricane season gave way to reduced activity after El Nino developed, suppressing Atlantic storms. Forecasters say forecasts overestimated activity last year, but confidence is higher this season with no El Nino expected. Tropical Storm Barry and Chantal formed but were short lived. 10 tropical storms occurred, with two making landfall.
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Fire at landfi ll swells, crews douse debris blaze
Fire at a landfill spread from one debris pile to another and toward a wooded area near Connector Road. DHEC monitors said no hazardous materials were burned. Smoke visible from U.S. 1 as crews continue throwing dirt to fully extinguish the fire with no injuries reported.
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Weather Alert Warns Of High Heat And Ozone Risk
Weather continued from 1A notes unusually sensitive people should limit outdoor exertion as ozone levels may exceed unhealthy standards. With high temperatures, stay indoors in air conditioning, drink fluids, and check on relatives. Today's high may reach 101 degrees with a heat index around 108.
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