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Two people climbed a traffic pole in celebration, but the majority of the crowd outside Wrigley Field celebrated peacefully
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Two people climbed a traffic pole in celebration, but the majority of the crowd outside Wrigley Field celebrated peacefully
The protesters have charges ranging from assaulting a peace officer, engaging in a riot, criminal trespass and fleeing
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This is not the first time the sign was vandalized, but no one has ever been arrested for vandalizing it
Dog stayed behind in attempt to protect boy, firefighters believe; fire was so intense that it melted the metal on frame of boy's bed
Daveon Coates, 15, and Tatiyana Coates, 11, were at home with a number of children when intruders entered the home
Towering monument to honor revered Native American warrior likely to take more than 100 years, but one family is determined to see it completed
Illustrator Greg O’Regan's mission was to watch a movie a day for a year, and draw them all
The story behind "Blue Mountain," the Grateful Dead co-founder's first solo record of original material in 30 years, goes back to age 15
Federal prosecutors say traffic study was actually cover story for political payback scheme designed to cause traffic jams
Democratic presidential nominee's campaign says federal, local officials have tested substance
Authorities say two chemicals were mixed together which created a toxic cloud over the city and officials told several people in Atchison to evacuate
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The immigrant was arrested earlier this year for posing as a student at a Pennsylvania high school, and also faced charges for having sex with an underage girl
Berkeley police say that two female students reported alleged assaults at off-campus fraternity parties last weekend