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- 1'Saved by the Bell' actor Dennis Haskins dies at 75▼Chattanooga native, ‘Saved by the Bell’ actor Dennis Haskins dies at 75
Dennis Haskins, the Chattanooga-born actor best known for playing principal Richard Belding on 'Saved by the Bell,' has died at the age of 75. News of his death was reported by Local 3 News. Further details about the circumstances were not immediately available, and fans of the long-running teen sitcom have been remembering the actor.
- 2Dengue fever outbreak prompts states of emergency in three counties●Dengue fever outbreak triggers states of emergency in 3 southern counties
Three southern counties have declared states of emergency following an outbreak of dengue fever. The declarations, reported by Fox News, allow local authorities to mobilise emergency resources and response measures against the mosquito-borne illness. Details on the number of cases, the affected counties, and any hospitalisations have not been provided, and health officials have not yet issued further public guidance.
- 3Three Arrested for Illegal Deer Hunting in Angeles National Forest▼California Wildlife Officers Arrest 3 For Illegal Deer Hunting In Angeles National Forest
California wildlife officers have arrested three people for illegally hunting deer in Angeles National Forest. The arrests were reported by local outlets including CBS News and Patch, drawing attention to poaching enforcement in the popular forest north of Los Angeles. Officials have not detailed the suspects' identities or the circumstances of the arrests, but the case highlights ongoing efforts to protect wildlife from unlawful hunting in California's protected areas.
- 4State reverses plan to relocate Moccasin Bend mental hospital●UPDATE: State backsteps decision to move Moccasin Bend mental hospital to Birmingham Hwy
Tennessee officials are stepping back from a proposal to move the Moccasin Bend mental health facility from its Chattanooga site to a location along Birmingham Highway. Local outlet Local 3 News reported the update, prompting renewed public discussion about the hospital's future, access to psychiatric care in the region, and what prompted the state's change of course.
- 5D'Youville awarded $3 million for nursing education program▼D’Youville awarded $3M for nursing education program
D'Youville University in Buffalo, New York has been awarded $3 million to fund a nursing education program. The grant, reported by local station WIVB News 4, is aimed at strengthening nursing education amid ongoing workforce shortages in the healthcare sector. Details on the program's structure and timeline have not yet been released.
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City workers in Solvang, California are continuing their strike, with no resolution announced as of the latest local reports. News Channel 3-12 is covering the ongoing labor action. Details about the workers' specific demands and the city's response have not been made available, but the strike's persistence suggests negotiations between the union and city management have not produced an agreement.
- 7Three Okaloosa County restaurants earn perfect state inspection scores●3 Okaloosa County restaurants get perfect scores in state inspections
Three restaurants in Okaloosa County, Florida received perfect scores in recent state food safety inspections, according to the Northwest Florida Daily News. No details have been reported on which establishments earned the marks. The story is drawing attention locally as a rare bit of positive news about restaurant hygiene standards in the area.