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At least 2 injured after fire erupts aboard Amtrak train traveling through Maryland (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — At least two people were hurt after fire erupted on an Amtrak train while passing through Essex, Maryland. Amtrak 97, a long-distance passenger train referred to as the Silver Meteor, was en route from New York to Miami when fire and smoke were reported on the underside of one of the 10 rail cars. According to preliminary information, at least 25 passengers were evacuated, and one of the conductors was injured. Baltimore County officials said the train was carrying 189 passenger
Lowe's enters the drone delivery service space (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Lowe's is getting into the drone delivery service. The company has launched the new service in partnership with DoorDash and the drone delivery company Alphabet's Wing. The service will be a first for the home improvement business. The company said the goal is to make things easier for both do-it-yourself customers and professionals. A pilot program is currently live in North Carolina, where drones are legally allowed to carry 2.5-pound deliveries and operate within a five-mile
Oregon high school saves locker from demolition, gifts it to couple (opens the original)
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An Oregon school district had quite a gift for a couple who started their love story in high school: their original school locker. The school is being demolished, but the district thought of this couple when it was time to remove the lockers from the building. Christine and Robert Huseby started dating in 1983, their senior year at Beaverton High School. They have been together for 43 years. Christine recalls that Robert left her a cookie in the locker with a note when they started dating.
Members of the public can report visa fraud or abuse with new online tool (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is launching a new online tool for members of the public to report visa fraud or misuse. According to the U.S. Department of State, visa fraud includes things like falsified documents, sham marriages, or fabricated job offers. Anyone can use the Online Visa Fraud Tip Portal to submit information for review. The department did not say how it plans to investigate these tips, but did say it is working to hold lawbreakers accountable by revoking visas and referr
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