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Kelsey Stanger

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As seen in: WUSA-TV (Washington, DC), NPR, KHOU-TV (Houston, TX), WKYC-TV (Cleveland, OH), WXIA-TV (Atlanta, GA), WFAA-TV (Dallas, TX), WCSH-TV (Portland, ME), WVEC-TV (Norfolk, VA), WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC), WNEP-TV (Moosic, PA), First Coast News WTLV/WJXX Jacksonville, FL and
@WUSA9 Executive Producer. Emmy winner. Lover of good food, good music, and good books! #GoHawks
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VERIFY: Will the Texas Longhorns' $250K fine from Georgia Bulldogs' game go to the SEC?

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By Kelsey Stanger 
| WMAZ-TV (Macon, GA)
ATLANTA — After the Georgia Bulldogs' win over the Texas Longhorns last Saturday, a VERIFY viewer reached out about the SEC fine against Texas and where that money goes. In the third quarter, referees called a pass-interference penalty against the Longhorns, wiping out an interception and long return. In response, Texas fans started throwing water bottles and trash onto the field. The call was ultimately reversed, but the littering earned Texas a hefty $250,000 fine.
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Verifying fast facts about the safety of the Seine River

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By Kelsey Stanger 
| WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC)
PARIS, France — On Friday at the 2024 Paris Olympics, swimmers from across the world jumped into the Seine River for the open-water marathon. The Seine has come under close scrutiny—and also the actual microscope—for daily checks of its water quality. The biggest concerns? The water quality and possible E. coli contamination. It’s not just a concern; it’s a reality some days during the games.
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No, users should not put their iPhone in rice after it was submerged in water

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By Akilah Winters, Kelsey Stanger 
| WMAZ-TV (Macon, GA)
ATLANTA — We've all done it before, right? You accidentally drop your iPhone in the pool -- a full sink -- or maybe even jump in the ocean without realizing your device is in your pocket. Then, you rush to find a bag of rice to try to soak out all of the water within your phone. It's a "hack" that's been around for almost over a decade, but should you do it?
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