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Cucumbers Recalled Across US, Canada Over Possible Salmonella Contamination

CBS News The recall applies to all sizes of SunFed whole, fresh cucumbers, which were shipped to customers in Oklahoma among other states.

Throwdown In T-Town Returns To Tulsa Raceway For 2 Days Of Drag Racing

Alyssa Miller The annual Throwdown In T-Town is back at Tulsa Raceway, featuring two days of exciting drag racing activities for the whole family.

Unhealthy Air Quality Lingers Across Parts Of U.S. From Drifting Canadian Wildfire Smoke

News On 6 For Chicagoans planning a lengthy outdoor run Monday, “today is not necessarily the day for that,” according to Kim Biggs of the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.

FDA Warns Of Raw Oysters Potentially Contaminated With Norovirus

Watch: Bright Meteor Spotted Over Alberta, Canada

CBS News A bright meteor passed over the Canadian province of Alberta on Monday (February 22). "The brighter the fireball, the more rare is the event." the American Meteor Society (AMS) commented on its website. The AMS received hundreds of reports on the meteor falling that was mainly seen from Alberta, but could also be spotted from British Columbia, Saskatchewan and even from Montana in the United States.

Watch: Bright Meteor Spotted Over Alberta, Canada

Couple's Kissing Photo With Dead Lion Goes Viral

News 9 A Canadian couple who went on a recent hunting trip in South Africa horrified animal rights activists after posting a photo of themselves kissing behind a lion they had just shot and killed. The image of Darren and Carolyn Carter, who own Solitude Taxider

Couple's Kissing Photo With Dead Lion Goes Viral

Federal Judge Blocks Construction Of The $8 Billion Keystone XL Pipeline

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A federal judge in Montana has blocked construction of the $8 billion Keystone XL Pipeline to allow more time to study the project’s potential environmental impact.

Federal Judge Blocks Construction Of The $8 Billion Keystone XL Pipeline

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A federal judge in Montana has blocked construction of the $8 billion Keystone XL Pipeline to allow more time to study the project’s potential environmental impact.

September Heat Wave Building

News On 6 Not all that long ago, it truly felt like fall was upon us. For ten days in a row, we had below-normal high temperatures. Two of those days, as you see below, only warmed to a mild 73°. That cool air was a product of a prolonged cloudy and wet spell versus a true autumn cold front. Usually we have one sweeping in from the north by now, but so far, summer still has a firm grip. [img] While our temperatures have heated up, so did the Tropics. At one point, there were four named ...

Some Canadians Boycott American Goods And Travel After Trump's Insults

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For the first time in decades, one of the world's most durable and amicable alliances faces serious strain as Canadians absorb Donald Trump's insults against their prime minister and attacks on their country's trade policies.

Some Canadians Boycott American Goods And Travel After Trump's Insults

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Trump Sets Sights On Border Wall, Immigration Policy

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This week, President Trump has started to fulfill popular promises, and he will act on his campaign staple Wednesday to “build a great, great wall” on the Southern border with Mexico, reports CBS News correspondent Major Garrett.