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Firefighters Give 3-Year-Old Boy Ride To Chemo Treatment

Firefighters Give 3-Year-Old Boy Ride To Chemo Treatment

An Arizona boy with cancer got the coolest ride to the hospital for chemo treatment.

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Firefighters Give 3-Year-Old Boy Ride To Chemo Treatment

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CBS News An Arizona boy with cancer got the coolest ride to the hospital for chemo treatment.

Firefighters Give 3-Year-Old Boy Ride To Chemo Treatment

Firefighters Give 3-Year-Old Boy Ride To Chemo Treatment

CBS News An Arizona boy with cancer got the coolest ride to the hospital for chemo treatment.

WATCH: Elementary School Students Cheer Cafeteria Manager After She Passes Her Citizenship Test

WATCH: Elementary School Students Cheer Cafeteria Manager After She Passes Her Citizenship Test

CBS News Students in a Deer Creek elementary school clapped and chanted "USA" for their school cafeteria manager on Tuesday after she passed her U.S. citizenship test. Prairie Vale Elementary School shared the video on Facebook and said becoming a citizen was a dream for "Ms. Yanet."

WATCH: Elementary School Students Cheer Cafeteria Manager After She Passes Her Citizenship Test

WATCH: Elementary School Students Cheer Cafeteria Manager After She Passes Her Citizenship Test

CBS News Students in a Deer Creek elementary school clapped and chanted "USA" for their school cafeteria manager on Tuesday after she passed her U.S. citizenship test. Prairie Vale Elementary School shared the video on Facebook and said becoming a citizen was a dream for "Ms. Yanet."

Breonna Taylor Art Exhibit Officially Opens In Louisville

Breonna Taylor Art Exhibit Officially Opens In Louisville

CBS News An art exhibition honoring Breonna Taylor opened for the first time to the public Wednesday at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville. It's called "Promise, Witness, Remembrance" and reflects on Taylor's life, her killing by police in March 2020 and the year of protests that followed in Louisville and globally.

Breonna Taylor Art Exhibit Officially Opens In Louisville

Breonna Taylor Art Exhibit Officially Opens In Louisville

CBS News An art exhibition honoring Breonna Taylor opened for the first time to the public Wednesday at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville. It's called "Promise, Witness, Remembrance" and reflects on Taylor's life, her killing by police in March 2020 and the year of protests that followed in Louisville and globally.

WATCH: First Responders Save Dog From Storm Drain

WATCH: First Responders Save Dog From Storm Drain

CBS News STORM DRAIN RESCUE: First responders saved this dog from a storm drain in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Spartanburg police said "Lizzy" got away from her family and then got stuck in the drain.

WATCH: First Responders Save Dog From Storm Drain

WATCH: First Responders Save Dog From Storm Drain

CBS News STORM DRAIN RESCUE: First responders saved this dog from a storm drain in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Spartanburg police said "Lizzy" got away from her family and then got stuck in the drain.

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Firefighters Give 3-Year-Old Boy Ride To Chemo Treatment

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CBS News An Arizona boy with cancer got the coolest ride to the hospital for chemo treatment.

WATCH: Elementary School Students Cheer Cafeteria Manager After She Passes Her Citizenship Test

WATCH: Elementary School Students Cheer Cafeteria Manager After She Passes Her Citizenship Test

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Breonna Taylor Art Exhibit Officially Opens In Louisville

Breonna Taylor Art Exhibit Officially Opens In Louisville

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WATCH: First Responders Save Dog From Storm Drain

WATCH: First Responders Save Dog From Storm Drain

CBS News STORM DRAIN RESCUE: First responders saved this dog from a storm drain in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Spartanburg police said "Lizzy" got away from her family and then got stuck in the drain.

WATCH: Firefighters Rescue Squirrel Stuck In Tree

WATCH: Firefighters Rescue Squirrel Stuck In Tree

CBS News A SQUIRRELLY SITUATION: A squirrel somehow managed to get its head stuck inside a tree in Austin, Texas, but firefighters came to the rescue.

WATCH: People Flocked To Flower Fields In California

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CBS News FLOWER FIELDS: People flocked to The Flower Fields in Carlsbad, California, in March. The gardens opened this year with social distancing guidelines in place to ensure a safe experience for everyone.

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Tulsa Native Bryce Thompson To Transfer From KU Basketball Program

Tulsa Native Bryce Thompson To Transfer From KU Basketball Program

News On 6 Kansas guard Bryce Thompson announced he’s leaving the program and will enter the transfer portal.

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Multiple Northeastern Oklahoma School Districts To Take Legal Action Against State Board Of Education

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Amy Kauffman Tulsa Public Schools board of education decided Monday night to pursue legal action against the Oklahoma State Board of Education.

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Cop, Police Chief Resign 2 Days After Black Motorist’s Death

Cop, Police Chief Resign 2 Days After Black Motorist’s Death

Associated Press A white Minnesota police officer who fatally shot a Black man during a traffic stop in a Minneapolis suburb and the city’s chief of police resigned Tuesday, moves that the mayor said he hoped would help heal the community and lead to reconciliation after two nights of protests and unrest.

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FDA To Propose Limits On Arsenic, Lead In Baby Food

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CBS News The Food and Drug Administration plans to propose limits on arsenic, lead and mercury in baby food, with the agency taking action two months after a congressional report found products from several of the country's largest manufacturers "tainted" with toxic heavy metals.

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Tulsa Native Bryce Thompson To Transfer From KU Basketball Program

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Brazil Digging Graves Around The Clock As It Faces Possible Worst Month Yet Of COVID Crisis

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CBS News Brazil is bracing for what could be its deadliest month yet in the coronavirus pandemic. Vast cemeteries, where new graves are being dug around the clock, show the scale of the disaster. U.S. health officials say Brazil's daily COVID-19 death toll is expected to hit nearly 3,500.

Fallen Capitol Police Officer William 'Billy' Evans Honored As A 'Hero'

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