Yellowstone River Closure Bans Fishing Across 183 Miles
Montana wildlife officials shutter 183 miles of the Yellowstone and hundreds more waterways to halt a parasite that has killed tens of thousands of fish. The ban affects rivers feeding the Yellowstone and threatens outdoor industry profits as river conditions improve or worsen. Officials warn the kill is unprecedented in Montana.
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Montana Wildlife
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Yellowstone
Boulder
Shields
Montana
Fish, Wildlife and Parks
Andrea Jones
Zika found in South Beach Miami expanding risk area
Zika transmission by mosquitoes identified in South Beach, Miami Beach elevating local and national warnings. Florida reports five linked cases bringing state total to 36 non travel related infections as CDC expands travel advisory for pregnant women to include parts of Miami Beach. Officials warn spray challenges due to high rises and winds. governor funds free spraying for hotels and attractions. Dr. Frieden says mosquito season keeps transmission uncertain and more cases likely.
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Rick Scott
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Tom Frieden
Children bear mental scars from Louisiana floods
In flood ravaged south Louisiana, youngest victims show trauma as rescues surpass 30,000 and 40,000 homes are damaged. Families juggle shelter, school closures, and care as authorities begin hotel payments and disaster food stamps. Schools remain closed and recovery runs deep.
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Denham Springs
Michelle Parrott
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Parrott
Livingston Parish
Parrot
Blake
John Bel Edwards
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New Orleans
Syria’s White Helmets Face World’s Deadliest Rescue Work
In Aleppo and surrounding opposition areas, 3000 strong Syrian Civil Defense rescuers known as the White Helmets perform perilous search and rescue under war. They describe their duty as the most dangerous job in the world while risking death from double tap strikes and shifting debris. They gained attention with rescues in June and the Omran Daqneesh image.
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Beirut
Mahmoud Fadlallah
Aleppo
Civil Defense
Fadlallah
Omran Daqneesh
Omran
Moscow marks 25 years since failed Soviet coup clash
Dozens of Muscovites gathered outside the Russian White House to mark the 25th anniversary of the August 1991 coup attempt that toppled hard-line Soviet leaders and helped end the USSR. Protesters recalled Yeltsin atop a tank and voiced disappointment with today’s regime amid heavy security and limited permissions.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Mikhail Gorbachev
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White House
Boris Yeltsin
Lyudmila Skryabina
St. Petersburg
Skryabina
Lev Yatsevich
Sergei Perminov
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