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  May 1, 2024
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  Plane with 62 people aboard crashes in fiery wreck in Brazil’s Sao Paulo state

  krqe.com - by: The Associated Press

  VINHEDO, Brazil (AP) — A passenger plane crashed into a gated residential community in Brazil’s Sao Paulo state Friday, killing all 61 people aboard …

• I've never given this any thought but now it's something to consider.

  

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  Traveling this summer? Maybe don’t let the airport scan your face.

  Vox - Sigal Samuel

  You have the right to opt out of facial recognition tech. Here’s how. Here’s something I’m embarrassed to admit: Even though I’ve been reporting on the problems with facial recognition for half a dozen years, I have allowed my face to be scanned at airports. Not once. Not twice. Many times. There are …

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  VIDEO: Biscuit Basin geyser explodes, sending Yellowstone tourists packing

  jhnewsandguide.com - Billy Arnold

  On Tuesday, tourists clad in bucket hats and Converse sneakers were traipsing along the boardwalk in Biscuit Basin when a pool of hot water bubbling …

• It's hot out there so stay safe!

  

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  Beat the Heat: How to Hike Safely in Summer

  adventureite.com - Summer and Bill Ludwig

  We participate in several affiliate programs and may earn a commission on qualifiying purchases. Learn More Here Hey campers! Picture this: it’s a …

• Be safe out there and bring extra water. I'll post our guide on hiking safely in the heat.

  

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  56-year-old hiker in Utah is at least 5th person to die in state and national parks due to heat

  NBC News - By Marlene Lenthang

  The woman was hiking on a trail near Quail Creek State Park on Sunday when she became distressed due to “not having enough water,” Hurricane City police said. A 56-year-old hiker died at a Utah state park after she fell into “distress” because of a lack of water in sweltering 106-degree heat, …

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  Bear captured in Northeast Heights

  krqe.com - by: Fallon Fischer

  **Editor’s note: This story previously stated that the bear was captured in the South Valley. It has been corrected to say Northeast …