Steve Nedved

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Texas boy missing since 2017 found with father in Florida, authorities say

Sanford Police Department(SANFORD, Fla.) — A 9-year-old boy who went missing from his Texas home in 2017 has been found hundreds of miles away in Florida, authorities said. Police in Sanford, Florida, were investigating a suspicious vehicle early Saturday morning when they found Joshua Graham inside with his non-custodial father, 52-year-old Kenneth Graham. “I am …

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Multiple airlines experience computer problems, groundings

izusek/iStock(NEW YORK) — At least five airlines were affected by a computer issue Monday morning that grounded several flights in major cities around the country, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. “Several airlines are experiencing issues with a flight planning weight and balance program,” the FAA said in a statement after Delta and Southwest reported …

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Why you should start a money club with your friends

Courtesy Ginger Dean(NEW YORK) — Ginger Dean faced credit card debt in college and financial uncertainty again more than a decade later when she got divorced. The reason she was able to overcome both of those financial setbacks, she says, is because of the supportive women around her. Dean, now in her mid-30s, founded Girls …

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Single women are killing the real estate game

Feverpitched/iStock(NEW YORK) — Your single girlfriends who own their own home are not a minority in the home buying world. They are actually at the cusp of a growing trend, data shows. Single female home buyers consistently outpace single male home buyers, according to Jessica Lautz, vice president of demographics and behavioral insights and research …

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USDA Crop Progress Reports resume

The National Agriculture Statistics Service resumes its weekly Crop Progress Reports this week. Tom Steever spoke to Bob Garino, State Statistician, National Agricultural Statistics Service, who says data is collected weekly from Farm Service Agency county offices and state extension staff. Garino says relying on FSA and Extension personnel results in reliable tracking of the …

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TV comedian leads in first round of Ukrainian presidential election

omersukrugoksu/iStock(KIEV, Ukraine) — A comedian with no political experience, best known for playing a man who unexpectedly becomes president on TV, has taken a commanding lead in the first round of Ukraine’s presidential election, according to exit polls and early vote counts. With more than 60 percent of votes counted on Monday, the actor and …

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Japan names era for incoming emperor Naruhito

Kiyoshi Ota – Pool/Getty Images(TOKYO) — Japan’s cabinet has selected the nation’s 248th era name, part of a tradition dating back to the 7th century: “Reiwa.” Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga announced the name on Monday. Reiwa is believed to be derived from Manyoshu, the oldest existing anthology of Japanese poetry at more than 1,200 …

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Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg calls for more government regulations in op-ed

Chesnot/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) — It’s rare that CEOs will call for more regulations from the government instead of fewer, but Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg admitted the social media giant could use some more oversight. Zuckerberg openly lobbied for regulation in four areas in a new opinion piece for The Washington Post published Saturday. “I believe we need …

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Cold wind chills return for Midwest, East Coast as new storm targets West Coast

ABC News(NEW YORK) — A storm system moving from Colorado to New York over the weekend delivered a variety of weather, including a tornado in Colorado, with heavy rain, flooding and snow prevalent elsewhere. Parts of western New York and Pennsylvania saw as much as 5 inches of snow overnight with the cold air passing …

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Driver flees car after slamming into 9-year-old girl in front yard

Courtesy of the victim’s family(LITHONIA, Ga.) — Police are searching for a driver who plowed into a 9-year-old girl in her front yard in Georgia, leaving her with serious injuries including multiple broken bones. Laderihanna Holmes was playing with another young girl outside her home in Lithonia, Georgia, just outside of Atlanta, when a vehicle …

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