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From Kansas up to Wisconsin, severe storms continued causing problems as evening arrived after multiple already-reported tornadoes. Trump’s State Fair arch is coming apart, video appears to show The ...

Blacksburg's girls run away with the @VHSL_ Class 4 track and field title! The Bruins finish with a 27.33 point lead over second place Phoebus. @WDBJ7Sports pic ...

Abstract: Multiple objects (including humans) detection and tracking system plays an essential role in socially aware mobile robot navigation framework. Because, it provides an important input for the ...

CLOVIS, Calif. (KFSN) -- Central Valley athletes were well represented on the podium at the 2026 CIF State Track & Field Championships at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Clovis. Julius Sanders, a junior ...

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EVANSVILLE — This year’s Southern Indiana Athletic Conference boys track and field meet was, at one point, a tightly-contested battle between Castle and North. But eventually, the Knights pulled a way ...