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About a dozen construction workers were injured Friday morning in a collapse
at the site where a $400 million gambling casino is being built in downtown
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Casino collapse being investigated by OSHA
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Warren County barn engulfed in flames
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Congress expected to battle over military pay limits, rising retiree insurance
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$300 million retail project to receive public funding
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One teen killed, others injured in crash
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Hospitals have lowest job openings for nurses in years
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