Opinions vary on '80s design, but these items of the decade left their mark. From lamps to art prints, keep your eye out the ...

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Jessica Guay joined KDKA as a reporter in February 2021. Before joining KDKA, Jessica was a morning anchor and reporter at WJAC in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. She was also an anchor and reporter at WCHS ...

Mary Roeloffs is a Forbes breaking news reporter covering pop culture. Roughly 850 wildfires are burning in Canada, many of the largest in Ontario, and more than a dozen are ablaze in northern ...

Heavy smoke from hundreds of Canadian wildfires is drifting south across the border into U.S. states, turning overcast skies yellow and brown – and threatening the health of those breathing it.

Air quality in several cities reached hazardous levels on Thursday morning as smoke was expected to move across North America. By Judson Jones Judson Jones is a meteorologist and a reporter for The ...

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UPDATE: Air quality alert remains in effect as wildfire smoke blankets the region ALBANY — Skies turned a muted orange across upstate on Wednesday as wildfire smoke blew in from Canada and the Midwest ...

Satellite imagery shows the wide footprint of the smoke across the continent. Credit...NOAA Supported by By Judson Jones Meteorologist and reporter From space, the smoke looks a lot different from the ...