Summer Camps Looking To Make Sure Campers Stay Healthy And Safe Amid Measles Outbreak
This year, with the recent outbreak of the measles, camps are making proof of vaccinations mandatory.
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This year, with the recent outbreak of the measles, camps are making proof of vaccinations mandatory.
CBS3's Joe Holden says the workers were "dangling" on the scaffolding that basically split in half while they were waiting to be rescued.
Get ready for a steamy and stormy stretch to extend through much of the upcoming work week.
Police are offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest.
The video has gone viral with nearly 7.5 million views on Twitter.
On Monday, Herrera was due in court on assault charges stemming from a domestic incident at an Atlantic City hotel.
Duong Thach was arrested for a string of sexual assaults that occurred in Philadelphia over a five-month period.
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Police say Andrew Yun was last seen around noon Wednesday at Drexel's Towers Hall.
Nick Maccarone, of Sewell, New Jersey, will join 15 other house guests as they spend the summer competing for $500,000.
One of three Wisconsin men charged with making a homemade "cannon" that exploded, killing a man, pleaded not guilty Tuesday, authorities said.
Authorities say the boy was repeatedly struck in the head and torso with both a hand and a shoe.
Driscoll's created limited edition "Rosé Berries" by turning strawberries and raspberries into a blush color.
The sauces, produced earlier this month, were distributed nationally, the company said.
For the second time in two weeks, flour is being recalled because of E. coli fears.
