When is it too hot to board a plane on the ground
A Denver mother and her 4 month old son endured a sweltering hour on a grounded United Airlines regional jet before an ambulance took them off. The baby recovered with no lasting effects, prompting calls for federal rules on cabin heat while aircraft sit at gates. Airlines vary, FAA offers no specific ground temperature limits.
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Denver
U.S
Denver International
Emily France
Owen
United Airlines
el Paso
France
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Allegiant
Michael Bowers
FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Sinkhole Grows Swallowing Homes and Boat in Florida
A growing sinkhole in Land O Lakes Pasco County Florida swallowed a boat and destroyed two homes while prompting evacuations of about a dozen residences. Officials said the hole reached about 50 feet deep and 80 percent of one house collapsed as residents watched in fear. No injuries were reported.
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Miami
Florida
Land O’ Lakes
Tampa
Pasco County
Kevin Guthrie
Guthrie
Shawn Whited
Lake Padgett Estates
Land O'Lakes
Chris Nocco
Nocco
Water pipeline funds inch forward in New Mexico
The U S government adds 5 million toward the Ute pipeline to deliver billions of gallons of drinking water annually to eastern New Mexico. The project draws from Ute Reservoir to Cannon Air Force Base and communities along the Texas border, easing Ogallala aquifer pressure amid decades of declines.
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Albuquerque
N.M
U.S
New Mexico
Ute
Ogallala
Texas
Clovis
Trump Administration
Undocumented convict awaits trial in Steinle case
San Francisco judge set July 2 for the trial of Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, 54, charged with second degree murder in the July 1 2015 death of Kate Steinle. Lopez-Sanchez, who has a record of illegal re-entry, waived speedy trial. The case touches on immigration policy and sanctuary city debates.
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San Francisco
Kate Steinle
Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez
San Francisco Superior Court
Trump
Fed
Eral
Lopez-Sanchez
United States
Steinle
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Matt Gonzalez
Department of Interior
Department
Gonzalez
Feds probe products role in teen bathtub death
Federal safety regulators investigate a Texas teen's death in Lovington New Mexico amid suspicions she was electrocuted by a plugged in cellphone in a bathtub. Madison Coe 14 of Lubbock was visiting at her father's home when found in the tub with the device on an extension cord. Emergency crews and hospital staff failed to revive her.
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Feds
THE
Associated Press
Lovington
N.M
Texas
New Mexico
Hobbs News-Sun
United States
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Madison Coe
Madison
Lubbock
Cee
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