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Groundhog Day festivities take place at Gobblers Knob in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, where thousands gather to watch Punxsutawney Phil predict whether an early spring or six more weeks of winter will arrive. The event, rooted in European tradition, has gained popularity since the 1993 film, but remains a lighthearted cultural ritual with uncertain scientific basis.
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A series of violent events occurred recently: a police chase in Milwaukee resulting in injuries, a double homicide in Port Jefferson, a vehicle attack in Truckee injuring several, and a man in Utah leaving three men in a hot car, all highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
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Green Bay defeated Phoenix 73-72 in a close game, with Marcus Hall leading with 32 points. The final moments saw Elam steal a pass and hit clutch free throws, sealing the win. The game was part of the Horizon League season, highlighting intense competition.
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In January, the US saw a record-high gap of home sellers over buyers, with 44% more sellers, marking the second-largest since 2013. Prices are rising in some markets like Milwaukee, while overall demand remains subdued due to high mortgage costs and economic uncertainty. Meanwhile, the UK housing market shows signs of recovery with increased listings and falling mortgage rates.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers have surged to a strong position in the Eastern Conference after recent trades and wins, including a 6-1 run since acquiring James Harden. They now challenge the top contenders, with upcoming key matchups against the Knicks and Bucks shaping the playoff landscape.
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Two rising baseball prospects and a major league player suffered incidents during spring training. A catcher was injured in a collision, a Giants outfielder hit a home run that damaged a food truck, and a young shortstop hit two home runs in a game, highlighting emerging talent and unexpected moments in preseason play. Today's date is Tue, 03 Mar 2026 03:26:33 +0000.
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A day of unprecedented weather extremes hit the US, with tornado threats in the East, a heat wave in the Southwest, and severe storms across the Midwest. Multiple regions face damaging winds, heavy rain, and wildfires, driven by a wacky jet stream influenced by climate change.
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The interim U.S. attorney for Wisconsin's Eastern District, David Schimel, faces the end of his 120-day appointment as judges decline to extend it. The judges will wait for a presidential nomination and Senate confirmation, with Schimel having overseen notable cases including the conviction of a judge for obstruction.
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A 16-month-old kangaroo named Chesney escaped Sunshine Farm in Necedah, Wisconsin, after jumping an eight-foot fence. He was missing for three days, prompting a community-wide search involving drones and search parties. Chesney was safely recovered after being spotted under a tree and approached calmly by a helper. The farm plans to publish a children's book about his adventure.
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Salah Sarsour, a Palestinian-born US resident and leader of Milwaukee's Islamic Society, was detained by ICE agents on April 1. Supporters say he was targeted for speaking against Israel and his past conviction in Israeli military courts. His arrest has sparked protests and political criticism.