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Breaking news from downtown: Scientists at the local observatory have just reported an unusual atmospheric phenomenon visible across the city. Experts say it's related to recent solar activity, but stress there's no cause for concern. More details coming up at 6.

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Local residents are dealing with major traffic delays on interstate 15 this morning after a multi-vehicle accident near downtown construction crews are on scene working to clear the roadway team 10 traffic reporter has the latest updates.

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Breaking news: Massive wildfire spreading across western states, forcing thousands to evacuate. Meanwhile, stock markets plunging on inflation concerns, and tropical storm David intensifying, expected to make landfall within 48 hours. Back to you in the studio.

Breaking news from Albany today as city officials announce plans for a new emergency response center downtown. The facility, set to open next month, will provide 24-hour medical services. Police also investigating a series of car break-ins near Central Avenue. More details at 6.

The White House announcing new climate initiatives today as severe weather continues across the Midwest. Meanwhile, health officials report a spike in respiratory infections nationwide. Here's ABC's Mark Thompson with more from Washington. This is ABC News.

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