A major car manufacturer unveiled its first fully electric SUV, which is expected to go on sale in early 2025.
A major car manufacturer unveiled its first fully electric SUV, which is expected to go on sale in early 2025.
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Florist creates custom wedding bouquets using locally grown flowersTeachers receive training on how to support students with anxiety disordersMotorcycle club organizes charity ride to raise money for pediatric cancer research
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Coast guard seizes illegal cargo of endangered sea turtles off southern coast
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