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Feds Detain Twice-Deported Man In Wrong-Way I-91 Crash That Killed CT College Hockey Player, 21 A 41-year-old Mexican national who had been deported twice was arrested following a wrong-way crash that killed a 21-year-old Connecticut college hockey player who dreamed of becoming a police officer. Guillermo Carmona-Lopez was identified as the driver in the Thursday, Oct. 16, crash on Interstate 91 in North Haven, Connecticut, according to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Authorities have placed an ICE detainer on him.  The victim was Ryan O'Shea, of Stony Point, New York, a University of New Haven senior and leader on the school's club hockey team. O'Shea was returning fro…

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Police ID 25-Year-Old Electrocuted At Berlin Workplace: 'He Will Be Missed Beyond Words' Police ID 25-Year-Old Electrocuted At Berlin Workplace: 'He Will Be Missed Beyond Words' Police ID 25-Year-Old Electrocuted At Berlin Workplace: 'He Will Be Missed Beyond Words'
Police ID 25-Year-Old Electrocuted At Berlin Workplace: 'He Will Be Missed Beyond Words' Authorities have identified the 25-year-old man who was electrocuted at a Connecticut aerospace manufacturer last month. His family said he was a beloved son and big brother who lived life on his own terms. Mason Montalvo died on Oct. 30, a day after suffering an electric shock while working on equipment at TIGHITCO on Old Brickyard Lane in Berlin, police said. An autopsy found that Montalvo died from complications of electrocution. The Connecticut Office of the Chief Medical Examiner ruled his death an accident. Authorities did not say where he lived.  His family posted a m…

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Armed And Dangerous: 3 Masked Robbery Suspects On The Run In CT, Police Say Armed And Dangerous: 3 Masked Robbery Suspects On The Run In CT, Police Say Armed And Dangerous: 3 Masked Robbery Suspects On The Run In CT, Police Say
Armed And Dangerous: 3 Masked Robbery Suspects On The Run In CT, Police Say Connecticut police are reminding residents to stay alert as officers search for three masked suspects wanted in an armed convenience store robbery. The robbery happened Thursday night, Nov. 12, at the Howe Avenue Convenience Store in Shelton. Shelton police said three men dressed all in black and wearing ski masks entered the store, stole several things, and then ran away north on Howe Avenue. Police did not release the exact time of the robbery. Investigators are now asking the public for tips to help track down the suspects.  “Residents, neighbors, and business owners are asked to …

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CT Man Slams Through Fences, Hits Vehicle At Beach, Marina In Stolen Car Rampage CT Man Slams Through Fences, Hits Vehicle At Beach, Marina In Stolen Car Rampage CT Man Slams Through Fences, Hits Vehicle At Beach, Marina In Stolen Car Rampage
CT Man Slams Through Fences, Hits Vehicle At Beach, Marina In Stolen Car Rampage A stolen car tore through a Connecticut marina and beach area, smashing fences, breaking gates, and hitting several vehicles before police stopped the driver, authorities said. Michael Clapp, 35, of Norwalk, was arrested after police said he fled from an officer on Tuesday, Nov. 10, leaving thousands of dollars in damage near two popular Fairfield waterfront spots. The trouble began when someone reported a vehicle stolen from Cambridge Street in Fairfield with the keys still inside, police said. A Fairfield officer spotted the stolen vehicle shortly after the report and tried to pull it ov…

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Giant Reese's Dessert Returns For Thanksgiving: Where To Find It Giant Reese's Dessert Returns For Thanksgiving: Where To Find It Giant Reese's Dessert Returns For Thanksgiving: Where To Find It
Giant Reese's Dessert Returns For Thanksgiving: Where To Find It Hershey is bringing back its giant Reese's Peanut Butter Cup pie just in time for Thanksgiving. The Hershey Company announced the return of its limited-edition Reese's Pie in a news release on Thursday, Nov. 12. The eastern Pennsylvania candy giant is offering the oversized treat again after it quickly sold out during its original launch in 2021. The Reese's Pie contains more than three pounds of milk chocolate and peanut butter. The dessert looks like a traditional Thanksgiving pie but is actually a supersized Reese's Peanut Butter Cup that measures nine inches across. The …

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CT Named Nation's Least Wasteful State In New Rankings: Here's Why CT Named Nation's Least Wasteful State In New Rankings: Here's Why CT Named Nation's Least Wasteful State In New Rankings: Here's Why
CT Named Nation's Least Wasteful State In New Rankings: Here's Why Several Northeast states are among the least wasteful in the US, according to a new study. Laundry detergent company HeySunday updated its "Most Wasteful States in America in 2026" rankings for November 2026. The study ranked all 50 states based on how much waste their landfills received per resident in 2022, using data from the Environmental Protection Agency, Census Bureau, and The Recycling Partnership. Connecticut ranked as the least wasteful state in the country, with its landfills receiving just 0.05 tons of waste per resident. The Constitution State's residential recycling …

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Introducing Daily Voice Events! There’s always something happening in your community. Now, Daily Voice makes it easier to find it. With Daily Voice Events, you can discover hundreds of events happening near you, from festivals and family activities to live music, fundraisers, community gatherings and more. Hosting an event of your own? Post it for free and get it in front of thousands of local readers looking for things to do in their area. Whether you’re looking for something to do or want to spread the word about an event, Daily Voice Events helps you connect with your community. Click here to explore local events or …

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Wealthy NJ Town Elects 'Real Housewives' Newcomer To School Board Wealthy NJ Town Elects 'Real Housewives' Newcomer To School Board Wealthy NJ Town Elects 'Real Housewives' Newcomer To School Board
Wealthy NJ Town Elects 'Real Housewives' Newcomer To School Board Vanessa Barrera hasn't even made her "Real Housewives of New Jersey" debut yet, but she's already won a seat at a very different table: the Alpine Board of Education. Barrera, who joins Season 15 of the Bravo reality series as a friend of the cast, secured one of two open seats in the Tuesday, Nov. 3 election. Described by Bravo as Alpine's "Social Mayor," Barrera received 272 votes, or 36.12%, finishing just 12 votes behind incumbent Maria DiBiase, who led the race with 284 votes, or 37.72%, according to the election results provided to Daily Voice. Anthony Fasano finished third with …

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Washington Commanders QB Sam Hartman Trades Football For Roses As ABC's New Bachelor Washington Commanders QB Sam Hartman Trades Football For Roses As ABC's New Bachelor Washington Commanders QB Sam Hartman Trades Football For Roses As ABC's New Bachelor
Washington Commanders QB Sam Hartman Trades Football For Roses As ABC's New Bachelor A Washington Commanders quarterback is preparing to tackle a whole new challenge, but finding the end zone might be easier than finding true love on national television. Sam Hartman, 27, who is on Washington's practice squad, was officially unveiled as the next star of ABC's The Bachelor during an appearance on Good Morning America on Friday, Nov. 13, putting the NFL quarterback in the spotlight for the reality dating show's milestone 30th season. View this post on Instagram And while Hartman is accustomed to facing down opposing defenses, the…

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Water In Fuel Caused Fatal Plane Crash On I-684 At CT, NY Border, NTSB Says Water In Fuel Caused Fatal Plane Crash On I-684 At CT, NY Border, NTSB Says Water In Fuel Caused Fatal Plane Crash On I-684 At CT, NY Border, NTSB Says
Water In Fuel Caused Fatal Plane Crash On I-684 At CT, NY Border, NTSB Says Water that leaked into a small airplane's fuel tanks caused its engine to fail before it crashed onto Interstate 684 near the New York-Connecticut border, killing a Rockland County pilot, federal investigators have determined.  The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) identified contaminated fuel and an inadequate preflight inspection as the probable causes of the Dec. 12, 2024, crash in a final report released on Tuesday, Nov. 3.  The crash killed Jacob Yankele Friedman, 32, of Monsey, a commercial pilot serving as a safety pilot, and seriously injured Kalmen Goldberger, 2…

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Husband Of 'Top Chef' Star Dies Husband Of 'Top Chef' Star Dies Husband Of 'Top Chef' Star Dies
Husband Of 'Top Chef' Star Dies The husband of "Top Chef" star Leah Cohen and co-founder of a popular New York City restaurant has died at 44 years old, leaving behind his wife and their two young sons. Ben Byruch, who records show lived with Cohen in Union City, NJ, died Monday, Nov. 10, according to a Maplewood, NJ-based GoFundMe campaign launched by Lonny Sweet and Cassandre Pallas to support his family.  Byruch was the creative force behind Pig & Khao, the Southeast Asian restaurant he built alongside Cohen, who finished sixth on Season 5 of Bravo's "Top Chef," which aired from 2008 to 2009. The couple …

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NYC Building Collapse: 8 Victims ID'd, Search Of Site Ends, Reports Say NYC Building Collapse: 8 Victims ID'd, Search Of Site Ends, Reports Say NYC Building Collapse: 8 Victims ID'd, Search Of Site Ends, Reports Say
NYC Building Collapse: 8 Victims ID'd, Search Of Site Ends, Reports Say Authorities have identified all eight people killed in a Brooklyn building collapse, including two children ages 9 and 10, and rescue crews have finished searching the rubble, according to reports. The three-story building at 1321 Flatbush Ave. collapsed into a neighboring construction site just after 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 11, killing eight people and injuring 19 others, as previously reported by Daily Voice.  The NYPD has now released the names of all eight victims, ABC7 reported. Those killed were identified as: Nicole Daniela Salvada Rodriguez, 9; Kevin Santiago Reyes Gon…

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A Life Of Books, Boats, And Adventure: Longtime CT Teacher Remembered As 'Rabble-Rouser' A Life Of Books, Boats, And Adventure: Longtime CT Teacher Remembered As 'Rabble-Rouser' A Life Of Books, Boats, And Adventure: Longtime CT Teacher Remembered As 'Rabble-Rouser'
A Life Of Books, Boats, And Adventure: Longtime CT Teacher Remembered As 'Rabble-Rouser' For more than 30 years, Christopher Andrews shaped young minds in classrooms. Outside school, he loved boats, books, and the waters near his Connecticut home. He died last month enjoying all of his favorite passions.  The 83-year-old former New London High School English teacher set out in his Bristol Skiff named "Bean Bag" on Mystic Harbor Sunday, Oct. 25, packing a biography of railroad tycoon Leland Stanford, his obituary said.  "Sometime after the full moon rose, he slipped into his final chapter and was found the next morning along the shore with his boat anchored nearb…

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NY Attorney Who Stole $500K From CT Trust Then Lied To Beneficiaries Headed To Prison NY Attorney Who Stole $500K From CT Trust Then Lied To Beneficiaries Headed To Prison NY Attorney Who Stole $500K From CT Trust Then Lied To Beneficiaries Headed To Prison
NY Attorney Who Stole $500K From CT Trust Then Lied To Beneficiaries Headed To Prison A New York attorney who stole more than half a million dollars from a trust tied to a Connecticut commercial building will spend eight months in federal prison, authorities said. Edward W. Miller, 71, of Lawrence, New York, was sentenced Thursday, Nov. 12, to wire fraud in a Hartford federal court, the US Attorney for the District of Connecticut said. He must serve a year of supervised release. Federal prosecutors said Miller spent more than six years stealing money from a New Canaan trust he was hired to manage. He then lied to beneficiaries about the missing funds after the trust's c…

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Major Service Changes Could Be Coming, USPS Warns: What To Know Now Major Service Changes Could Be Coming, USPS Warns: What To Know Now Major Service Changes Could Be Coming, USPS Warns: What To Know Now
Major Service Changes Could Be Coming, USPS Warns: What To Know Now Your mail delivery and neighborhood post office could face major changes as the US Postal Service warns that its financial crisis demands help from Congress. The agency reported a $6.5 billion annual loss on Tuesday, Nov. 10, despite higher revenue and cost-cutting efforts, according to its financial announcement. Postmaster General David Steiner warned that options without congressional help could include post office closures, slower delivery, reduced marketing-mail service, and reconsideration of six-day delivery, according to Politico. Those are potential changes, rather than an announce…

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Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing
Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing Kraft Heinz is planning major changes to some of its most well-known brands as it tries to turn around struggling sales. The food giant outlined its growth strategy during its 2026 Investor Day on Thursday, Nov. 12. Kraft Heinz, which is based in Pittsburgh and Chicago, plans to improve existing products and introduce new ones as it increases investments in its brands. The company said its turnaround is showing early progress, including smaller market share losses and improving sales volume trends. "The opportunity ahead of us is significant, and we have the brands, scale and cap…

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New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know
New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know A hacking tool marketed to cybercriminals promises a disturbing prize: access to private Gmail messages that supposedly survives a password change. Cybersecurity firm Hudson Rock is investigating Remus Stealer, whose developers advertise a mailbox-access feature through a $1,000 monthly subscription. The feature targets accounts accessed through infected devices. Screenshots supplied to researchers show a searchable inbox displaying messages, senders, and timestamps. The seller also advertises the ability to intercept email verification codes and share mailbox access with other operators. …

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Family Dollar To Pay $63M After Shoppers Charged More Than Advertised Family Dollar To Pay $63M After Shoppers Charged More Than Advertised Family Dollar To Pay $63M After Shoppers Charged More Than Advertised
Family Dollar To Pay $63M After Shoppers Charged More Than Advertised Family Dollar has reached a $63 million settlement after it was accused of routinely charging customers more at checkout than the prices advertised in stores. The Federal Trade Commission announced the agreement with the discount retailer in a news release on Thursday, Nov. 12. The agency and 17 states, including Pennsylvania, accused Family Dollar of overcharging shoppers at thousands of stores nationwide.  Federal regulators said Family Dollar failed to fix the problems despite repeated warnings, customer complaints, and regulatory inspections. Many of the overcha…

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From Elmo To KPop Demon Hunters: 10 Toys Topping Christmas Wish Lists From Elmo To KPop Demon Hunters: 10 Toys Topping Christmas Wish Lists From Elmo To KPop Demon Hunters: 10 Toys Topping Christmas Wish Lists
From Elmo To KPop Demon Hunters: 10 Toys Topping Christmas Wish Lists Santa's got some serious shopping to do this year! From a giggling blast from the past to singing KPop Demon Hunters dolls, the hottest toys of Christmas 2026 mix familiar favorites with new technology, creative play, and plenty of surprises. The Toy Insider's annual holiday guide features nearly 400 toys, with almost half priced under $25. Amazon has also unveiled its Top 100+ Toys list, highlighting everything from collectibles to interactive playsets. Here are 10 gifts worth checking out before Christmas: 1. Tickle Me Elmo Giggle Max — $29.99 Elmo is back! The 18-inch Sesame Street f…

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Major Service Changes Could Be Coming, USPS Warns: What To Know Now Major Service Changes Could Be Coming, USPS Warns: What To Know Now Major Service Changes Could Be Coming, USPS Warns: What To Know Now
Major Service Changes Could Be Coming, USPS Warns: What To Know Now Your mail delivery and neighborhood post office could face major changes as the US Postal Service warns that its financial crisis demands help from Congress. The agency reported a $6.5 billion annual loss on Tuesday, Nov. 10, despite higher revenue and cost-cutting efforts, according to its financial announcement. Postmaster General David Steiner warned that options without congressional help could include post office closures, slower delivery, reduced marketing-mail service, and reconsideration of six-day delivery, according to Politico. Those are potential changes, rather than an announce…

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Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing
Kraft Heinz Giving Big Makeovers To Popular Foods: See What's Changing Kraft Heinz is planning major changes to some of its most well-known brands as it tries to turn around struggling sales. The food giant outlined its growth strategy during its 2026 Investor Day on Thursday, Nov. 12. Kraft Heinz, which is based in Pittsburgh and Chicago, plans to improve existing products and introduce new ones as it increases investments in its brands. The company said its turnaround is showing early progress, including smaller market share losses and improving sales volume trends. "The opportunity ahead of us is significant, and we have the brands, scale and cap…

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New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know
New Hacking Tool Targets Gmail Inboxes: What Users Should Know A hacking tool marketed to cybercriminals promises a disturbing prize: access to private Gmail messages that supposedly survives a password change. Cybersecurity firm Hudson Rock is investigating Remus Stealer, whose developers advertise a mailbox-access feature through a $1,000 monthly subscription. The feature targets accounts accessed through infected devices. Screenshots supplied to researchers show a searchable inbox displaying messages, senders, and timestamps. The seller also advertises the ability to intercept email verification codes and share mailbox access with other operators. …

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Family Dollar To Pay $63M After Shoppers Charged More Than Advertised Family Dollar To Pay $63M After Shoppers Charged More Than Advertised Family Dollar To Pay $63M After Shoppers Charged More Than Advertised
Family Dollar To Pay $63M After Shoppers Charged More Than Advertised Family Dollar has reached a $63 million settlement after it was accused of routinely charging customers more at checkout than the prices advertised in stores. The Federal Trade Commission announced the agreement with the discount retailer in a news release on Thursday, Nov. 12. The agency and 17 states, including Pennsylvania, accused Family Dollar of overcharging shoppers at thousands of stores nationwide.  Federal regulators said Family Dollar failed to fix the problems despite repeated warnings, customer complaints, and regulatory inspections. Many of the overcha…

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From Elmo To KPop Demon Hunters: 10 Toys Topping Christmas Wish Lists From Elmo To KPop Demon Hunters: 10 Toys Topping Christmas Wish Lists From Elmo To KPop Demon Hunters: 10 Toys Topping Christmas Wish Lists
From Elmo To KPop Demon Hunters: 10 Toys Topping Christmas Wish Lists Santa's got some serious shopping to do this year! From a giggling blast from the past to singing KPop Demon Hunters dolls, the hottest toys of Christmas 2026 mix familiar favorites with new technology, creative play, and plenty of surprises. The Toy Insider's annual holiday guide features nearly 400 toys, with almost half priced under $25. Amazon has also unveiled its Top 100+ Toys list, highlighting everything from collectibles to interactive playsets. Here are 10 gifts worth checking out before Christmas: 1. Tickle Me Elmo Giggle Max — $29.99 Elmo is back! The 18-inch Sesame Street f…

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Love Meets Money: What Americans Keep Quiet From Partners Love Meets Money: What Americans Keep Quiet From Partners Love Meets Money: What Americans Keep Quiet From Partners
Love Meets Money: What Americans Keep Quiet From Partners Some money matters never make it into the conversation, even between people who share their lives. A new survey reveals which financial secrets Americans are keeping quiet. A Talker Research survey of 2,000 Americans found that 59 percent reported keeping a financial secret from others. TD Bank US commissioned the study. A bad credit score topped the list at 21 percent, followed by significant credit card debt at 16 percent. The findings cover secrets hidden from others generally, while 11 percent specifically reported a bank account their partner did not know about. Meanwhile, 30 percent …

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Christina Applegate Reveals Stunning Theory For Medical Misdiagnosis Christina Applegate Reveals Stunning Theory For Medical Misdiagnosis Christina Applegate Reveals Stunning Theory For Medical Misdiagnosis
Christina Applegate Reveals Stunning Theory For Medical Misdiagnosis Christina Applegate is sharing a startling theory about her ongoing health struggles as she searches for answers following a medical misdiagnosis. The actress, 54, said on the latest edition of her “MeSsy” podcast that she wonders whether her breast implants could be leaking and contributing to the symptoms that continue to disrupt her life. Her comments follow her disclosure that a doctor told her she does not have multiple sclerosis, the diagnosis she received in 2021. Applegate is exploring a possible explanation, not announcing a confirmed cause. "I've been thinking this for years — br…

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Holiday Fraud Alert: What Shoppers Should Check Before Clicking Holiday Fraud Alert: What Shoppers Should Check Before Clicking Holiday Fraud Alert: What Shoppers Should Check Before Clicking
Holiday Fraud Alert: What Shoppers Should Check Before Clicking Holiday bargains can come with a hidden cost, and scammers are counting on the seasonal rush to keep shoppers from looking closely. The FBI and Better Business Bureau warn that fraudulent offers, urgent messages, and convincing impersonators can put money and personal information at risk. The FBI says non-payment and non-delivery scams caused more than $503 million in reported losses in 2025. Those figures cover the full year, not just holiday shopping. In non-delivery scams, buyers pay for merchandise that never arrives. Non-payment scams target sellers who ship goods but never receive pa…

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Iconic Bands Thrill Southwest Passengers With In-Air Concert On Last Flight Before Ground Stop Iconic Bands Thrill Southwest Passengers With In-Air Concert On Last Flight Before Ground Stop Iconic Bands Thrill Southwest Passengers With In-Air Concert On Last Flight Before Ground Stop
Iconic Bands Thrill Southwest Passengers With In-Air Concert On Last Flight Before Ground Stop Southwest Airlines passengers got an unexpected in-flight concert from Simple Plan, Hoobastank, and The Used, according to videos making the rounds on TikTok. The bands took to the aisles to perform for fellow passengers Friday, Nov. 13, while traveling on the same flight to Orlando for the Vans Warped Tour, scheduled for Nov. 14 through 16, according to those who shared the videos. Hoobastank performed its hit "The Reason," Simple Plan treated passengers to "Perfect" and "I'm Just a Kid," and The Used sang "The Taste of Ink." The flight departed from Los Angeles International Airport and …

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Extremely Rare Nationwide Ground Stop Lifted After Four Hours: What To Know Now Extremely Rare Nationwide Ground Stop Lifted After Four Hours: What To Know Now Extremely Rare Nationwide Ground Stop Lifted After Four Hours: What To Know Now
Extremely Rare Nationwide Ground Stop Lifted After Four Hours: What To Know Now The nationwide flight halt is over, but the scramble to get travelers moving again is far from finished. The Federal Aviation Administration lifted its ground stop Friday evening, Nov. 13, after more than four hours of suspended departures, according to multiple reports. The decision allowed flights to resume as airlines confronted widespread cancellations and disrupted schedules. Nearly 5,000 flights had been canceled nationwide Friday, with nearly 800 more cancellations already listed for Saturday, Nov. 14, according to FlightAware figures. Original report: FAA Issues Nationwide Ground…

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