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Animals

Tire removed from elk's neck after more than 2 years

CPW has been trying to locate and free the elk for more than two years. The tire was full of wet pine needles and dirt.
Nation World

Egypt team identifies fossil of land-roaming whale species

The creature was semi-aquatic because it moved between land and sea and is believed to have lived 43 million years ago.
Nation World

No bull: Scientists potty train cows to use 'MooLoo'

Scientists say the cows learned as easily as toddlers, maybe easier. And just like some parents, the researchers used a sweet treat to reward the cows.

Entertainment

'AGT: Extreme' contestant hospitalized after stunt goes wrong
Banksy artwork that shredded itself sells for record amount at auction
Many movie and TV sets could grind to halt next week with strike looming
'Home Alone' reboot trailer teases return of original franchise character
Paul McCartney: John Lennon responsible for Beatle breakup
When could the public see the results of the state's study surrounding the Buffalo Bills' new stadium?
After nearly 6 year hiatus, Adele is back with new music
Alan Kalter, longtime 'Late Show with David Letterman' announcer, dies at 78

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Entertainment

Halloween attractions rained out, contingent on better weather weekend

From Newfane to Hamburg, local attractions had to adapt when their spooky plans were washed out Friday.
Weather

Severe weather rolls across parts of Western New York

By the end of the weekend, Western New York will have picked up between 1 to 2 inches of rain, and upwards of 3 inches in some spots.

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Environment

Yes, it’s generally safe for wildlife to eat discarded pumpkins

Composting is the best way to discard your pumpkins, but they’re safe for animals to eat as long as they aren’t rotting or have chemicals on them.
Coronavirus

Yes, at-home COVID-19 rapid tests are as accurate as rapid tests done at testing sites

The timing of when at-home rapid tests are conducted, as well as how the test is sampled can affect the accuracy of the results.