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Wild cat found in Cincinnati neighborhood tests positive for cocaine
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Man uses drone to get help while stranded in snow
The man launched a drone with his phone attached after becoming stuck in a remote area that had spotty cell phone service.

Stolen alligator returned to Texas zoo 20 years later
The alligator was returned to the zoo after officials learned a woman wasn't complying with local regulations to keep the reptile.
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Navajo Nation fights for water access in front of Supreme Court
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