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by: Fred Heumann

Posted: Jun 7, 2019 / 10:31 PM EDT / Updated: Jun 13, 2019 / 04:04 PM EDT

Top sports news of the day with 6 Sports Director Fred Heumann.

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UAB doctor: U.S. could reach herd immunity by late spring

by Michael Clark / Feb 24, 2021

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) -- A doctor at UAB believes the United States could reach herd immunity in the fight against COVID-19 in late spring or early summer.

Dr. Suzanne Judd, a UAB epidemiologist, said there were a lot of factors to be considered. She remains cautiously optimistic about the decrease in case numbers and hospitalizations.

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Brother of Daniel Prude ‘speechless’ over grand jury decision: ‘The whole world watched them kill him’

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — Daniel Prude’s brother Joe said he’s still in shock about the grand jury’s decision to not indict any of the officers on charges related to Daniel’s death.

Attorney General Letitia James made this announcement on Tuesday and said she’s “extremely disappointed” with the decision.

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Buffalo Soldiers helped lay the foundation of what is now Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

by Kristy Tamashiro, Nexstar Media Wire / Feb 24, 2021

HILO, Hawaii (KHON) - Visitors head to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park every year. From the scenery to the rich history, there's a lot to explore. However, none of that would be possible without the contributions of the Buffalo Soldiers.

"So the Buffalo Soldiers were segregated African American regiments in the U.S. Armed Forces," said Summer Roper Todd, an archeologist at the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. "This was started in 1866 by Congress. So the Black soldiers had served during the Civil War and, you know, prior to this, but this was the first time they had their own official, segregated regiments."

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