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May 09 2025SCIENCE

Inquilines: The Tiny Architects of Plant Galls

Inquilines, small organisms that live inside galls, have a big impact on the structure and chemistry of these plant growths. Galls are abnormal growths on plants, often caused by insects or mites. They can change the plant's anatomy and even its cell walls. Inquilines feed on gall tissues, altering

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May 09 2025CRIME

Fire Hits Local Meat Market in Trempealeau County

In the quiet hours of a Thursday night, just before 10 PM, a fire broke out at Bushy's Meat Market in Trempealeau County. The flames were spotted late, but the response was swift. The Independence Police Department shared the news on their Facebook page. They had to rush to 23732 Washington Street,

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May 09 2025HEALTH

Avoiding the Dragon: A Look at Recent Restaurant Inspections

There is a Chinese eatery in Colorado Springs that has been struggling with health inspections. Dragon King, located at the intersection of Powers and Galley, has failed four times in a row. This is not a game, but a real-life situation that poses health risks to customers. The most recent inspecti

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May 09 2025EDUCATION

Fighting for Change: Two Doctors' Journey Through Jim Crow

In the heart of the Jim Crow South, two Black surgeons left lasting marks on their community. The first was Thomas H. Brewer, Sr. In 1956, Brewer was a well-respected doctor and community leader in Columbus, Georgia. His life was cut short when a white business owner shot and killed him. The kil

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May 08 2025SCIENCE

The Mystery of T. rex's Asian Roots and the Rise of Giant Predators

The story of the T. rex is one that has captivated many. The T. rex is known for its massive size and fearsome reputation. But where did this giant predator come from? New research suggests that the T. rex's ancestors may have journeyed from Asia to North America. This journey likely took place

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May 08 2025SPORTS

Pitching Puzzles and Division Drama

The 2025 MLB season is heating up, and there are several storylines to keep an eye on. The Reds are holding their breath as Hunter Greene heads for an MRI. This 25-year-old right-hander has been a powerhouse, with a 2. 36 ERA in eight starts this year. He left his last game early due to a groin iss

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May 08 2025CRIME

Jury Can't Agree on Officer's Murder Charge

A jury in Michigan failed to reach a decision in a high-profile murder case. The case involved a police officer who shot and killed a motorist during a routine traffic stop. After four days of deliberation, the jury announced it was deadlocked. This led Judge Christina Mims of the Kent County Circui

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May 08 2025EDUCATION

The Power of Xavier University: A Century of Change

America's education system is under a lot of pressure. Many people worry about the cost of college, the lack of financial help, and the attacks on higher education. These issues are pushing many students away from pursuing a college degree. However, there are institutions like Xavier University of L

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May 08 2025HEALTH

Dance, Exercise, or Nothing: What Beats Stress for Young Adults?

How does one handle stress? Some people turn to exercise. Others might try video games. But what if you could combine the two? That is exactly what some researchers wanted to find out. They looked at how different activities affect stress levels in young adults. They were particularly interest

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May 08 2025SPORTS

Unwanted Doping Dilemma: The Hidden Dangers of Intimate Moments

The world of sports is no stranger to doping scandals. One such incident involved a female athlete who was found to have traces of a substance called ligandrol in her system. This substance is part of a group known as selective androgen receptor modulators, or SARMs. These compounds are similar to a

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