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Mark Zuckerberg weighs in on President Trump and Twitter's fact-check dispute

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Nearly 41 million workers filed for unemployment since coronavirus hit

First-time applications for unemployment aid, though still high by historical standards, have now fallen for eight straight weeks.
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Decatur Utilities to resume disconnections June 22

DU put a pause on disconnects the past three months, but it will start disconnecting accounts again starting Monday, June 22.
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Safety tips to consider when returning to restaurants

As restaurants in parts of the country begin to reopen, here are some tips to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus while dining out.
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'Our destiny is...to explore the solar system': American astronauts set to launch in American spacecraft from American soil

Like much of the country, when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, NASA moved its operations to be remote, except for the astronauts, who trained separately for launch.
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Kid entrepreneur in Madison flips and sells car for profit

10-year-old Alayna Gray saved the profits from her bracelet business and money from birthdays and holidays for two and a half years to buy a car.
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1st deadlines approach for laid-off workers to get health insurance

A 60-day 'special enrollment' period for coverage under the ACA closes next week in most states for those who lost their insurance as layoffs mounted in March.
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US warns major capital flight if China moves with 'disastrous proposal'

The move proposed by Beijing is strongly opposed by pro-democracy lawmakers and US officials warn it could threaten Hong Kong's status as a financial hub of Asia.
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Hertz files for bankruptcy protection

The car rental company was hit by debts and the coronavirus pandemic.
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Alabama’s unemployment rate jumps to 12.9 percent

Labor Secretary Fitzgerald Washington said Alabama’s preliminary, seasonally adjusted April unemployment rate is 12.9 percent which is up from March’s revised level.
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Alabama’s unemployment rate jumps to 12.9 percent

This is up from March's revised level.
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VERIFY: No, the government will not track your transactions if you use stimulus debit cards

Soon after the Treasury announced they were sending out nearly 4 million EIP debit cards, the rumors began to swirl. The Verify team is finding the truth.

Strong Storms Possible this Afternoon

Search underway for missing teen last seen fishing near boat ramp on Elk River Park Rd.

Weather obstacles to dodge for a successful rocket launch

Strong Storms Possible this Afternoon

Tokyo Olympics just beginning to reset themselves

UAH Hockey needs to raise $1 million to bring program back

103-year-old woman celebrates coronavirus recovery with a cold beer

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Mark Zuckerberg weighs in on President Trump and Twitter's fact-check dispute

Nearly 41 million workers filed for unemployment since coronavirus hit

Decatur Utilities to resume disconnections June 22

Safety tips to consider when returning to restaurants

'Our destiny is...to explore the solar system': American astronauts set to launch in American spacecraft from American soil

Kid entrepreneur in Madison flips and sells car for profit

1st deadlines approach for laid-off workers to get health insurance

US warns major capital flight if China moves with 'disastrous proposal'

Hertz files for bankruptcy protection

Alabama’s unemployment rate jumps to 12.9 percent

Alabama’s unemployment rate jumps to 12.9 percent

VERIFY: No, the government will not track your transactions if you use stimulus debit cards

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