Students won an international award for their science project
Students won an international award for their science project
A gas leak at a residential complex forced 200 residents to evacuate temporarilyA new video game streaming service launched with a library of over 500 classic games
Police seized $50000 worth of counterfeit goods in a raid on a downtown marketThe national weather service warned of flash floods for areas prone to heavy rainfallMiddle school students designed a solar-powered backpack that charges mobile devices
A bank announced it will forgive up to $10000 in student loans for graduates in public serviceMedical researchers found that regular stretching can reduce muscle soreness by 30% in athletes
The public transit system added 25 new wheelchair-accessible buses to its fleet
A famous actress announced she will direct her first feature film next yearA museum offered free guided tours for school groups to teach kids about history
A local café started serving cold-brew coffee made with beans from a local roasterResearchers developed a new type of solar panel that can be integrated into building materials
The railway service announced it would offer discounted fares for passengers who book in advanceA new TV drama became a social media sensation with millions of viewers tweeting about it
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