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Police have launched a death investigation after a 7-year-old Cincinnati Public Schools student with special needs died while riding home on a bus Wednesday. The girl, 7-year-old Ngone Talla, attended Roselawn Condon School, according to Cincinnati Public Schools. Her family says she was discovered unresponsive in her wheelchair when the bus arrived at their home.

SAVANNAH, Ga. - They may have looked like tourists taking in Savannah's sights from a trolley, but the people aboard shared a connection forged on a battlefield more than 80 years ago. They are the children, grandchildren and loved ones of soldiers who served in the 106th Infantry Division during World War II, including the Battle of the Bulge. "My grandfather was killed on the first day of the Battle of the Bulge, Dec.

TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. - The City of Tybee Island has received $12 million in federal funding to replenish its eroding shoreline and restore much-needed areas of its five-mile beach. The renourishment project is expected to cost approximately $20 million, with the city responsible for $8 million and the federal government covering the remaining $12 million. The city has been working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for years to prepare the project.

Miles Ramsey is a spirited young boy from Bondurant, Iowa. "He's got a spicy look to him," said his mother, Ali Ramsey, who described her son as full of life. "He's always kept us on our toes." Miles loves chasing his dad around their backyard in his toy tractor and has a collection of almost everything Spider-Man. Like the masked superhero, Miles has shown incredible strength. "We don't take a day for granted with what Miles has been through," Ali said.

Warmer temperatures and a muggy feel return Friday afternoon

Driver who slammed into LA bus before news helicopter crash to face murder charges, prosecutor says LOS ANGELES - The driver who slammed her SUV into a Los Angeles bus, killing two people, will face murder charges, a prosecutor said Thursday.

Three toy products sold through major retailers and online stores were recalled nationwide Thursday over potentially serious hazards to young children. The recalls involve busy boards sold on Amazon, fire truck activity boards sold at Target and squishy toys distributed through third-party stores. The products can pose choking hazards, while the squishy toys also contain water beads that may cause life-threatening intestinal blockages if swallowed.

The European Union is offering Canada its first-ever "associate membership," an unprecedented move that could up the stakes on a brewing trade battle between the U.S., Canada and Europe. Members of the European Parliament greeted Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney with applause Thursday. In his remarks, Carney appeared to embrace the proposal to integrate trade, defense, minerals, energy, space, research and ensure Canada's sovereignty. "Canada and Europe are each strong," Carney said.

A popular squishy toy has been recalled over a deadly water-bead ingestion hazard, officials with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said. About 276 Rainbow Mystery Squishy Bun Toys have been recalled because water beads inside the toys can expand beyond permitted limits, posing potentially life-threatening ingestion, choking and intestinal-obstruction hazards to children, officials said Thursday. Related video above | Are squishy toys safe?

Around 84,000 toddler toys sold at Target stores have been recalled amid a potential choking hazard, officials say. Melissa & Doug is recalling about 84,000 "Lights & Sounds Fire Truck" activity boards after the toy's fire hose port was reported to come loose and detach, creating a potential choking hazard, according to officials with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said Thursday.