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'Home Improvement' actor Zachery Ty Bryan arrested for strangulation, assault

EUGENE, Ore. - Zachery Ty Bryan, the actor who played the oldest son on the long-running 1990s sit-com “Home Improvement” was arrested in Oregon and faces charges of strangulation and assault.The Eugene Police Department said officers were dispatched to a North Eugene apartment Friday night on a report of a physical dispute. They found Bryan, 39, sitting outside and his girlfriend, 27, at a neighboring apartment.Bryan reportedly assaulted the victim, impeded her breathing, and took her phone away when she tried to call 911, police said.

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‘Home Improvement’ actor Zachery Ty Bryan arrested in Oregon

EUGENE, Ore. – Zachery Ty Bryan, the actor who played the oldest son on the long-running 1990s sit-com “Home Improvement” was arrested in Oregon and faces charges of strangulation and assault.The Eugene Police Department said officers were dispatched to a North Eugene apartment Friday night on a report of a physical dispute. They found Bryan, 39, sitting outside and his girlfriend, 27, at a neighboring apartment.Bryan reportedly assaulted the victim, impeded her breathing, and took her phone away when she tried to call 911, police said.

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Candidates, surrogates flood battleground Pennsylvania

HARRISBURG - With barely two weeks left before Election Day, the battleground state of Pennsylvania is being flooded with visits by the presidential candidates and their campaign surrogates.Recent polls show President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden in a competitive race in Pennsylvania, or Biden ahead by single-digits in a state Trump won by just over 44,000 votes — less than a percentage point — in 2016.Former President Barack Obama will campaign in Philadelphia on Wednesday, returning to a city that produced historically large margins of victory for him in his 2008 and 2012 campaigns.RELATED: Judge rejects GOP attempt to shut down early voting center in Delaware CountyDoug Emhoff, the husband of Democratic vice

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More than 1 million voted so far in NJ’s mail-in election

(Photo by Logan Cyrus / AFP) (Photo by LOGAN CYRUS/AFP via Getty Images) TRENTON - More than 1 million people have cast ballots already in New Jersey, or about 30% of the turnout in the 2016 presidential election, according to state elections officials.The turnout is a result of the state holding its first-ever mostly mail-in election, and election experts say it could be headed for 2008 levels when 73% of registered voters in New Jersey cast a ballot.“We no longer have an Election Day. We simply have an election,” said Ben Dworkin the director of the Rowan Institute for Public Policy & Citizenship.

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Ice Cube defends working with Trump campaign on 'Platinum Plan' for Black Americans

Ice Cube (O'Shea Jackson) performs at the Jam'n 107.5 Boo Bomb at Moda Center in Portland, Oregon, USA on 18th October, 2019. (Photo by Anthony Pidgeon/Redferns) Rapper Ice Cube defended himself against social media attacks Wednesday after the Trump 2020 Campaign thanked him for working with the president on his "Platinum Plan" for Black Americans.READ MORE: Trump campaign leaves ticket for Tupac at VP debate after Kamala Harris named him ‘best rapper alive’“Facts: I put out the [Contract with Black America],” the rapper tweeted.

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Forecasters: Drought more likely than blizzards this winter

predicted. Only Washington, northern Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas and northwestern Minnesota, will get a colder than normal winter, forecasters said.The forecast for winter rain and snow splits the nation in three stripes.

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Earth breaks September heat record, may reach warmest year

averaged 60.75 degrees (15.97 Celsius) last month, edging out 2015 and 2016 for the hottest September in 141 years of recordkeeping, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Wednesday. That’s 1.75 degrees (0.97 degrees Celsius) above the 20th century average.This record was driven by high heat in Europe, Northern Asia, Russia and much of the Southern Hemisphere, said NOAA climatologist Ahira Sanchez-Lugo.

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Oregon protest fallout dominates close Portland mayor race

PORTLAND, Ore. – In most election cycles, America wouldn’t pay attention to the Portland, Oregon, mayoral race — but this isn’t a normal year. Months of protests against racial injustice and police violence have made Portland national news in a divisive election year, and President Donald Trump routinely derides Mayor Ted Wheeler as a weak liberal unable to stop unrest in his “anarchist” city.

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Protesters knock down Roosevelt and Lincoln statues in Portland

PORTLAND, OR - OCTOBER 11: Protesters stand over a toppled statue of President Theodore Rosevelt during an Indigenous Peoples Day of Rage protest on October 11, 2020 in Portland, Oregon. Protesters tore down statues of two U.S.

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Can we retire a Greek hurricane name? Delta made us wonder.

In an especially active hurricane season, could we run out of names?The National Hurricane Center will retire a name when there’s a storm so costly or deadly that using the same name in the future would be inappropriate.“They do this so that people never have to go through another Andrew, or Katrina, or Camille, or Maria, etc., ever again,” Gross said. “Just hearing those names associated with an approaching storm would cause some people to panic.”However, up to this point, there’s never been reason to consider retiring a Greek letter.The last time we went through all the letters of the alphabet and moved on to the Greek alphabet was 2005.

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Blood red moon: Wildfires cause moon to glow red over California

LOS ANGELES - It’s an eerie sight to see in California: wildfires in the state have given the moon a blood-red cast.According to local meteorologists, the red hues were due to wildfire smoke in the state, which caused hazy skies and a red tint to the moon.Igor A. Chicherin captured a timelapse video on Instagram, which revealed a crimson moon rising over Mount Shasta on Sept.

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Epic scale of California wildfires continues to grow

SAN FRANCISCO – The staggering scale of California's wildfires reached another milestone Monday: A single fire surpassed 1 million acres.The new mark for the August Complex in the Coast Range between San Francisco and the Oregon border came a day after the total area of land burned by California wildfires this year passed 4 million acres, more than double the previous record.The August Complex began as dozens of fires ignited by lightning in the Mendocino National Forest in mid-August and became California's largest fire on record in September. As of Monday, it covered nearly 1,566 square miles (4,055 square kilometers).

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‘Move to Canada’ searches explode during chaotic Trump-Biden debate

Donald Trump and Joe Biden during Tuesday night’s debate, many were considering a third option: move to Canada.Google data shows a huge spike in “move to Canada” as a search term on Tuesday night, with traffic exploding shortly after the debate started at 9 p.m. Eastern Time.

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As wildfires continue in western United States, biologists fear for vulnerable species

Elizabeth PennisiTwo weeks ago, conservation scientist Dominick DellaSala was at his home in Talent, Oregon, writing an opinion column warning that the hotter, drier weather that had sparked devastating wildfires in California could soon catalyze blazes across the western United States. Then, his power went out.

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‘Top Chef’ to resume production in Portland with COVID-19 protocols in place, network says

Film and television productions are ramping up in many areas despite looming concerns over the coronavirus pandemic -- and the latest reality TV series to hit go on filming is “Top Chef.” The competition cooking show is all hands on deck to begin shooting its next edition in Portland, Ore. And with the greenlight, COVID-19 measures will be implemented to keep production on track and positive tests hopefully at a minimum. Production is already underway, according to Bravo, as the show adheres to comprehensive safety and health guidelines laid out by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in correspondence with state and local orders.

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Oregon police department removes thin blue line from patrol vehicles

BEND, Ore. - An Oregon police department has announced the removal of thin blue line vinyl decals from its patrol cars, saying they have become a divisive symbol to some in the community.The decals run along the sides of 29 Bend Police Department vehicles from door to rear.

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AP Top 25: Big Ten and Pac-12 return to most unusual poll

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Portand, Oregon, police make arrests at downtown rally

PORTLAND – Portland police Saturday night arrested anti-police brutality protesters who had gathered downtown. Shortly after 9 p.m., video on social media showed the officers tackling protesters and making arrests as the crowd of several hundred people yelled at them.

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Portland, Oregon, braces itself for large right-wing rally

PORTLAND, Ore. – At least several thousand people are expected in Portland, Oregon, on Saturday for a right-wing rally in support of President Donald Trump and his “law and order” reelection campaign as tensions boil over nationwide following the decision not to charge officers in Louisville, Kentucky, for killing Breonna Taylor.The Proud Boys, a group that has been designated as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center, described it as a free speech event to support Trump and the police, restore law and order and condemn anti-fascists, “domestic terrorism" and “violent gangs of rioting felons" in the streets.

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US senators demand action after AP exposes palm oil abuses

seafood industry, resulting in the freeing of more than 2,000 men.President Donald Trump has since ordered the U.S. Customs and Border Protection to step up the seizure of unethically produced goods, from seafood and electronics to products believed to have been made by Muslim Uighurs in labor camps in China.“CBP needs to do its job and investigate credible allegations of products coming into our country that violate U.S.

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Washington high school student kicked out of Zoom class over pro-Trump flag, parents claim

(Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images) KENNEWICK, Wash. - A Washington state high school student was allegedly kicked out of a Zoom class for displaying a pro-Trump flag on the wall despite warnings from the teacher to take it down, according to a Tuesday report.The student is an attendee of Southridge High School in Kennewick, located in southeastern Washington, about 25 miles from the Oregon border.The parents, who wished to remain anonymous, told KEPR CBS 19 that their child was attending an English Sports and Literature class when the incident occurred.

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Wildfires taint West Coast vineyards with taste of smoke

TURNER, Ore. – Smoke from the West Coast wildfires has tainted grapes in some of the nation's most celebrated wine regions with an ashy flavor that could spell disaster for the 2020 vintage.Wineries in California, Oregon and Washington have survived severe wildfires before, but the smoke from this year's blazes has been especially bad — thick enough to obscure vineyards drooping with clusters of grapes almost ready for harvest. Day after day, some West Coast cities endured some of the worst air quality in the world.No one knows the extent of the smoke damage to the crop, and growers are trying to assess the severity.

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Oregon grieves for natural places wiped out by wildfires

DETROIT LAKE, Ore. – Oregonians are grieving the loss of some of their most treasured natural places after wildfires wiped out campgrounds, hot springs and wooded retreats that have been touchstones for generations in a state known for its unspoiled beauty.The flames that destroyed hundreds of homes and killed at least nine people also encroached on beloved state parks, scorched some of Oregon's best-known hiking trails and raged through a whitewater rafting mecca.“Nature IS the icon in Oregon. We have this collective grief and some of that is (from) growing up here," said Eden Dawn, an editor at Portland Monthly magazine who wrote an essay about the wildfires.

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CDC Announces Additional COVID-19 Infections

Media Relations (404) 639-3286At noon on Tuesday, March 3 the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported 60 cases of COVID-19 from 12 states. Twenty-two of these cases are travel-related; 11 are believed to be person-to-person spread; and for the remaining 27 the source of exposure is still under investigation.

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Notes from the Field: Seroprevalence Estimates of SARS-CoV-2 Infection in Convenience Sample — Oregon, May 11–June 15, 2020

1; Paul Cieslak, MD1; Meghan Linder, MPH1 (View author affiliations)Views equals page views plus PDF downloadsThe first known case of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in Oregon was diagnosed on February 28, 2020. Through May 31, a total of 4,243 COVID-19 cases in Oregon were confirmed by nucleic acid testing for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, yielding a cumulative COVID-19 incidence of approximately 0.1%.* Because this rate does not account for persons who were infected but did not seek testing (e.g., those with asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic infections), persons who chose not to be tested, or persons unable to access testing, the rate is believed to be lower than the true cumulative COVID-19 incidence in the state.

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Canadian snowbirds’ plans to head south for winter derailed due to coronavirus

COVID-19 pandemic. And despite having two homes, the 63-year-old says neither seems like a suitable place to wait out the winter months.Last Friday, authorities announced that the partial closure of Canada’s border with the U.S.

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Seminole High School student dies after car hydroplanes, strikes power pole

SANFORD, Fla. – A Seminole High School student and football player was killed in a crash Sunday, school officials said.In a letter to parents and students Monday, Seminole High School Principal Dr. Jordan Rodriguez said Zi’Erric Wynn, 18, of Sanford, died in an auto accident.Rodriguez said Zi’Erric Wynn was a member of the SHS football family and beloved by his coaches and teammates.According to the Florida Highway Patrol, the fatal crash was reported at 11 a.m.

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Feds threaten funds to NYC, Seattle and Portland over unrest

WASHINGTON – The Justice Department identified New York City, Portland, Oregon, and Seattle as three cities that could have federal funding slashed under a memorandum by President Donald Trump that sought to identify localities that permit “anarchy, violence and destruction in American cities.” The designation, which could open the door for the federal government to cut off some funding to the cities, drew immediate criticism from local elected officials.

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Wildfires and hurricanes disrupt final weeks of 2020 census

ORLANDO, Fla. – Already burdened by the coronavirus pandemic and a tightened deadline, the Census Bureau must now contend with several natural disasters as wildfires and hurricanes disrupt the final weeks of the nation's once-a-decade headcount.The fires on the West Coast forced tens of thousands of people to flee homes in California and Oregon before they could be counted, and tens of thousands of others were uncounted in Louisiana communities hit hard last month by Hurricane Laura. Nearly a quarter million more households were uncounted in areas affected this week by Hurricane Sally.The disasters add to the already laborious task of counting of every U.S.

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After wildfire smoke clears, protests resume in Portland

PORTLAND, Ore. – Protesters returned to the streets of Portland, Oregon, following a dayslong pause largely due to poor air quality from wildfires on the West Coast.Police declared an unlawful assembly Friday night in a neighborhood near a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building where protesters had marched, according to a police statement.Demonstrators participated in criminal activity and threw items at officers, police said, leading to 11 arrests.Photos show that smoke was used to clear the crowd, and it appeared that tear gas was deployed.

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Firefighters begin to battle exhaustion alongside wildfires on U.S. West Coast

massive wildfires in Oregon, California and Washington state are constantly on the verge of exhaustion as they try to save suburban houses, including some in their own neighborhoods. Each home or barn lost is a mental blow for teams trained to protect lives and property.And their own safety is never assured.

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Firefighters battle exhaustion along with wildfire flames

BEAVERCREEK, Ore. – They work 50 hours at a stretch and sleep on gymnasium floors. Exploding trees shower them with embers.

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Justice Department explored possibly charging Portland officials in unrest

FILE - A Multnomah County Sheriffs deputy watches anti-police protesters near the Portland east police precinct a day after political violence left one person dead on August 30, 2020 in Portland, Oregon.

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Stumptown surprisingly canceled due to COVID-19 despite a May renewal

ABC has made the surprising move of canceling hit new series Stumptown on Wednesday, just months after renewing the show for its second season.The hit drama series starring Cobie Smulders set in Portland, Oregon was renewed by ABC in May, though Deadlinereports that a 'timing issue' related to the delay in production lead to the show not being ready for the fall season, as ABC had planned.Instead of just pushing the Season 2 premiere to midseason, ABC made the decision to not move forward with the season, though the show's producers are currently shopping it to other networks and streamers.

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Puerto Rican community thrives economically among Central Florida’s melting pot of Hispanics, Latinos

ORLANDO, Fla. – Central Florida is home to a melting pot of Hispanic and Latino communities and along Semoran Boulevard there are many restaurants and businesses that have become a staple of Orlando but specifically those owned by Puerto Ricans.“The Puerto Rican population in Central Florida is huge and continues to grow,” Dr.

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Oregon armed robbery suspect, 18, tries to steal from taxi driver, shot with own gun, police say

Josiah Johnson, 18, was treated at a local hospital for his injuries before being booked into the Washington County jail.

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Oregon drivers stopped at gunpoint by groups protecting wildfire ravaged properties from looters

A sign reads "Looters Get Shot" outside a residence in Molalla, Oregon on September 13, 2020 which has been evacuated due to the Riverside Fire. - Of the at least 33 people killed by the blazes since the beginning of summer, 25 died this week alone.

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How the U.S. wildfires are impacting air quality from B.C. to Ontario

U.S. wildfires burning in Washington, Oregon and California has made its way to western Canada and is having visible impacts on air quality in several provinces.Grey skies and thick smoke have clouded parts of Manitoba and Ontario while most of British Columbia and Alberta continue to experience poor air quality brought on by the incoming pollution.Anthony Farnell, chief meteorologist with Global News, said the fires “grew rapidly” over Labour Day weekend as record high temperatures collided with strong winds.The smoke from the U.S.

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'Nothing left in the bucket': Wildfire resources run thin

Justin Silvera came off the fire lines in Northern California after a grueling 36 straight days battling wildfires and evacuating residents ahead of the flames. Before that, he and his crew had worked for 20 days, followed by a three-day break.Silvera, a 43-year-old battalion chief with Cal Fire, California’s state firefighting agency, said he’s lost track of the blazes he’s fought this year.

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‘The warning lights are flashing.’ Report finds nations failing to protect biodiversity

Erik StokstadA major report card on the state of biodiversity gives failing grades to the world’s nations. The United Nations’s Global Biodiversity Outlook 5, released this week, concludes that the world has not met ambitious targets set 10 years ago to protect nature.

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Easing wildfires not as simple as climate change vs. forest work

SALEM, Ore. - Deadly West Coast wildfires are dividing President Donald Trump and the states’ Democratic leaders over how to prevent blazes from becoming more frequent and destructive, but scientists and others on the front lines say it’s not as simple as blaming either climate change or the way land is managed.The governors of California, Oregon and Washington have all said global warming is priming forests for wildfires as they become hotter and drier.

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Choking air from Western fires just won't ease up

PORTLAND, Ore. – Relief from putrid, dangerous air spewing from massive wildfires across the West won't come until later in the week or beyond, scientists and forecasters say, and the hazy and gunk-filled skies might stick around for even longer.People in Oregon, Washington and parts of California were struggling under acrid yellowish-green smog — the worst, most unhealthy air on the planet according to some measurements. It seeped into homes and businesses, sneaked into cars through air conditioning vents and caused the closure of iconic locations such as Powell’s Books and the Oregon Zoo in Portland, the state's biggest city.

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USPS temporarily closes some post offices in California, Washington, Oregon amid raging wildfires

California, Oregon and Washington as wildfires continue to burn along the West Coast.RELATED: President Trump visits California urging for 'good, strong forest management'In addition to the ongoing pandemic and issues with delayed mail-in ballots ahead of the presidential elections, the USPS must endure another obstacle as wildfires make it nearly impossible for mail carriers to perform their jobs.RELATED: Election officials, experts and USPS urging voters not to wait until state deadlines to mail in ballotsThe flames up and down the West Coast have destroyed neighborhoods, leaving charred rubble and burned-out cars, forcing tens of thousands to flee and casting a shroud of smoke that has given Seattle, San Francisco and Portland, Oregon,

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Biden calls Trump a ‘climate arsonist’ amid wildfires on U.S. West Coast

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Wildfires intensify economic pain in the West

The fires consuming the forests of California and Oregon and darkening the skies over San Francisco and Portland are also damaging a regional economy already singed by the coronavirus outbreak.Wildfires are destroying property, running up huge losses for property insurers and putting a strain on economic activity along the West Coast that could linger for a year or more.The credit rating agency A.M. Best estimates that insured losses from the blazes in California could top the unprecedented $13 billion recorded in 2017 when the state was hit by three of the five costliest fires in U.S.

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California wildfires raise fight over climate change ahead of Trump's visit

A singed ice machine sits over a burned store during the Bear fire, part of the North Lightning Complex fires, in unincorporated Butte County, California on September 09, 2020. - Dangerous dry winds whipped up California's record-breaking wildfires a MCCLELLAN PARK, Calif. - With crews battling wildfires that have killed at least 35 people, destroyed neighborhoods and enveloped the West Coast in smoke, another fight has emerged: leaders in the Democratic-led states and President Donald Trump have clashed over the role of climate change ahead of his visit Monday to California.California, Oregon and Washington state have seen historic wildfires that have burned faster and farther than ever before.

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Fires raise fight over climate change before Trump's visit

BEAVERCREEK, Ore. – With crews battling wildfires that have killed at least 33 people, destroyed neighborhoods and enveloped the West Coast in smoke, another fight has emerged: leaders in the Democratic-led states and President Donald Trump have clashed over the role of climate change ahead of his visit Monday to California.California, Oregon and Washington state have seen historic wildfires that have burned faster and farther than ever before. Numerous studies in recent years have linked bigger wildfires in the U.S.

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AP Top 25: La.-Lafayette leads 10 news teams in rankings

Louisiana-Lafayette and Appalachian State were among 10 new teams ranked Sunday in first regular-season Associated Press college football poll, which was stripped of the teams not yet scheduled to play a fall season.There was no change at the very top: Preseason No. 1 Clemson received 60 of 61 first place-votes this week.After all Division I teams were eligible to be voted on for the preseason Top 25, the panel of 61 voters was permitted to consider only teams playing in the fall now that the season has started.That meant preseason No.

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