Firefighters battle Colorado Black Forest fire amid rain and danger
Steady rain aided crews near Colorado Springs as a 65 percent contained 22 square mile wildfire in the Black Forest continued to threaten 500 homes. Two bodies were found fleeing the inferno as roads and downed lines remained unsafe and crime scene status lingered.
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Poll finds most men want to be fathers and value family ties
An Associated Press WTV poll of 1,277 adults ages 18 to 49 shows over 80 percent of men say they have always wanted or would like to be fathers. Dads report positive effects on love life and career, with many citing tradition as a key reason for fatherhood.
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Fracking fuels water fights in nation's dry spots
The AP reports fracking expands into drought prone western states driving water competition. Energy firms use vast water supplies to crack shale while farmers like Kent Peppler monitor fields unable to afford irrigation as prices rise. Utilities and councils face strain as aquifers and rivers shrink amid the boom.
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Penn State fallout lingers after Sandusky trial year
A year after Jerry Sandusky's conviction, Penn State faces ongoing fallout across courts and campus. Trustees push that reforms have begun, including stronger safety measures and governance changes, while debates continue over NCAA penalties, Paterno's firing, and the football program's future amid ongoing settlements with about 30 alleged victims and related lawsuits.
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White House wary on scope of aid to Syrian rebels
White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough said the scope of assistance to Syrian rebels will expand based on Assad gains and possible chemical weapon use. He refused to detail whether arms including heavy weapons would be sent, stressing cautious U.S. interest and war-weariness. Republican critics urged a concrete congressional plan and objectives.
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