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White woman apologizes after alleging black child, 9, assaulted her in New York store
Jason Littlejohn(NEW YORK) — A community meeting was called Monday to address the firestorm that erupted in one Brooklyn, New York, neighborhood after a white woman claimed to have been sexually assaulted by a 9-year-old [Read More…]

Hog price support could be dwindling
A livestock economist says the recent support in hog prices could be waning. University of Missouri’s Scott Brown says hog prices took off as Hurricane Florence hit the Carolinas at the same time as the [Read More…]


Nebraska officials unveil new livestock hauling guidelines
Nebraska officials have unveiled new livestock hauling guidelines aimed at improving collaboration between law enforcement and Nebraska’s livestock industry. Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts says the goal is to help prevent situations where livestock trailers are [Read More…]

4-H challenges youth to create technology
More than 150,000 students are creating technology throughout the month of October through the 4-H program. The 11th annual 4-H National Youth Science Day that began on October 1st, is a way to interest kids [Read More…]

Mega Millions and Powerball lotteries now have $1 billion combined jackpot
Emilie Richardson/ABC News(NEW YORK) — Almost $1 billion in combined grand prize money could await lottery players with tickets for the Mega Millions and Powerball lottery games this week. The jackpot for Mega Millions has [Read More…]

Hurricane Michael latest: Number of missing in hard-hit Mexico Beach drops dramatically
NOAA/Twitter (MEXICO BEACH, Fla.) — Five days after Hurricane Michael roared into the Florida Panhandle, decimating the seaside community of Mexico Beach, rescuers appear to have some good news — just three people remain missing [Read More…]

How hackable are American voting machines? It depends who you ask
Joe Raedle/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — To hear Alex Halderman tell it, hacking the vote is easy. The University of Michigan professor is on a crusade to demonstrate how vulnerable American voting machines are, and some [Read More…]

NFU on dire climate report; sees glimmer of optimism
A new climate report issued by the United Nations has dire implications for agriculture. Tom Driscoll with the National Farmers Union tells Brownfield what sets this report apart is that it says the world cannot [Read More…]

Missing 15-year-old Pennsylvania boy may be hiking Appalachian Trail: Police
PA State Police/Facebook(HARRISBURG, Pa.) — A missing Pennsylvania teenager may have left to hike the Appalachian Trail, authorities said. Corey Lee Bliesath, 15, was last seen at his home in Swatara Township near Harrisburg around [Read More…]

President Trump and first lady to visit hurricane-ravaged areas in Florida, Georgia
Joe Raedle/Getty Images(MEXICO BEACH, Fla.) — President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump arrived in Florida Monday afternoon, where they are expected to highlight ongoing recovery efforts following Hurricane Michael as dozens still remain [Read More…]

At least thirteen people killed as flash floods hit southwest of France
ABCNews.com(PARIS) — At least 10 people have died, one person is missing and five are seriously hurt after heavy rains led to torrential flooding in the southwest of France last night, a spokesperson for the [Read More…]

At least ten people killed as flash floods hit southwest of France
ABCNews.com(PARIS) — At least 10 people have died, one person is missing and five are seriously hurt after heavy rains led to torrential flooding in the southwest of France last night, a spokesperson for the [Read More…]

Replacing sulfur in the soil to benefit soybeans yields
As a result of the Clean-Air Act, the amount of sulfur in soils has been slowly depleting. In this Managing for Profit, Beck’s Hybrids agronomist Steve Gauck explains why the nutrient sulfur is a necessity [Read More…]

North, South Korea to restore railway, road connections severed during Korean War
Korea Pool/Getty Images(PANMUNJOM, North Korea) — North and South Korea have agreed to rebuild connections between railways and roads that were severed during the Korean War more than 60 years ago. Delegations from the two [Read More…]

North, South Korea to restore railway, road connections severed during Korean War
Korea Pool/Getty Images(PANMUNJOM, North Korea) — North and South Korea have agreed to rebuild connections between railways and roads that were severed during the Korean War more than 60 years ago. Delegations from the two [Read More…]


Police searching for 3 men involved in brawl after right-wing Proud Boys event at New York club
NYPD(NEW YORK) — Police released photos of three men allegedly involved in a violent clash between right- and left-wing protesters in New York City last week. Investigators with the New York Police Department say the [Read More…]

Melinda Gates shares the worst advice she never took
Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Robin Hood(NEW YORK) — When Melinda Gates was in high school she received a gift from her father that would change her life: an Apple III computer. The Dallas native spent [Read More…]

Surveillance video shows teacher, nurse dragging boy with autism
ABCNews.com(FAYETTE COUNTY, Ky.) — Kentucky mom is expressing outrage after viewing surveillance video of a teacher dragging her son through the hallway at school, an incident she says left him bruised and traumatized. Jo Grayson [Read More…]