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Writer, editor and grade-A bookworm. Digital producer at WSBT 22 News, writing and curating day-to-day content that's first, fast and accurate for the South Bend, Indiana area. I also work as a blogging intern for Social Sunday, a graphic apparel company headquartered in NYC #womanowned https://socialsunday.com/blogs/news

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Florida 'doomsday prepper' couple charged with sexually abusing minors on farm for years

Florida 'doomsday prepper' couple charged with sexually abusing minors on farm for years

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Authorities searching for person who buried puppy in sand, left it to die in Hawaii

Authorities searching for person who buried puppy in sand, left it to die in Hawaii

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'A terrible accident': Indiana toddler in serious condition after falling under lawn mower

'A terrible accident': Indiana toddler in serious condition after falling under lawn mower

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GM ordered to pay almost $146M after EPA finds excess emissions in millions of vehicles

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By Stefanie Dyga Verified
| WCIV-TV (Mount Pleasant, SC) Verified
WASHINGTON (TND) — General Motors will pay almost $150 million in fines after the Environmental Protection Agency identified excess emissions from approximately 5.9 million of the company's vehicles. The EPA said Wednesday in a news release that automakers are required to test their vehicles that have been on the road for one year and then again at four years as part of light-duty vehicle standards.
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