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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) - The U.S. military launched airstrikes Sunday targeting Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard to retaliate for the killing of American troops in Jordan, further widening the exchange of fire between the nations as an interim deal seeking an end to their war has collapsed. The strikes are part of a weeklong campaign that began with a struggle over control of the Strait of Hormuz and has seen Iran strike U.S.-allied countries across the Middle East.

SALEM, Mass. (WFXT) - Two years after taking in a baby she treated in the neonatal intensive care unit, a Massachusetts nurse and her husband officially made their family addition permanent. Nurse Nora Lussier, who works in the Special Care Nursery at Beverly Hospital, felt an instant connection to her infant patient, Pamela, who had been exposed to drugs before she was born.

A nurse took in a baby she treated in the NICU, and two years later, she and her husband officially adopted the little girl.

BOISE, Idaho (KIVI) - A grandfather is recovering in the hospital after a bison attack at Yellowstone National Park sent him flying into the air, and the wild encounter was caught on camera. Carl McDaniel, 65, and his grandson were walking back to their campsite last Friday at the Fishing Bridge Campground in Yellowstone when a bison charged. McDaniel told his grandson to run and hide while he ran in the opposite direction.

A grandfather is recovering in the hospital after a bison attack at Yellowstone National Park sent him flying into the air.

PEORIA (25News Now) - Normal will have at least one new town council member next year after an incumbent said he’s not running for a second four-year term in 2027. Andy Byars made the announcement on his Facebook page, but he didn’t explain the reason for his decision. “My passion for supporting Normal’s growth remains as strong as it has ever been, and I’ll look forward to continuing to be involved, just not in an elected official capacity,” Byars said.

Wildfire smoke is blanketing U.S. cities.

CORINTH, Maine (WABI/Gray News) - A Maine family is mourning the loss of a 49-year-old woman who was killed by a falling tree branch. She’s being remembered as a devoted mother, loving wife and cherished community member. Amy Tatlock’s husband, Andrew Tatlock, says her family is still struggling to process what happened Thursday afternoon. The 49-year-old mother was killed when a tree branch fell on her car during a strong storm in Corinth. “I feel very numb.

A 49-year-old mother was killed when a tree branch fell on her car during a strong storm.