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Be Blessed – 1/11/19

Posted: Jul 2, 2019 / 12:12 PM CDT / Updated: Jul 2, 2019 / 12:12 PM CDT

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Giant beehive connects families past, present, and future

by Tony Nguyen / Jul 2, 2020

LAWRENCE COUNTY, Mo. -- On June 21, Father's Day, Jeff Goetzinger and his son Nick went to a church off of the Stotts City exit to extract a massive beehive. The bees coming from the 19th-century church kept stinging the people maintaining the grounds.

While using a thermal imaging device, the Goetzingers found that inside the wall of the church was a hive that went from the ceiling to the floor. After peeling away the layers of the wall, they began using a modified shop-vac to extract the thousands of bees. About one hundred plus pounds of honey and wax came from the wall.

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Trump cracks down on vandalism of controversial statues

by Raquel Martin / Jun 30, 2020

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — President Donald Trump is promising to aggressively pursue charges against the people accused of vandalizing a statue of President Andrew Jackson just outside the White House.

The vandals spray-painted the word "killer" on the statue of Jackson, a slave owner. If convicted, the four suspects face up to 10 years in prison.

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Tracking the Tropics Week 5: June storms, Hurricane Hazel & the nickname ‘Hurricane Alley’

by CBS 17 Digital Desk / Jun 30, 2020

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) -- In Week five of Tracking the Tropics, we head out to Houston to discuss June storms and take a look back at the devastation of Hurricane Hazel which birthed the nickname "Hurricane Alley" for the North Carolina coast.

Although June is the first official month of the Atlantic hurricane season, it is historically not an active month for hurricanes or tropical storms. Despite that history, we have seen four named storms in the month of June for 2020.

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