LAKELAND, Fla. – A Lakeland woman took a toddler underneath a moving company’s semi-truck after the workers wouldn’t accept a certified check for payment, according to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.

Deputies said 30-year-old Angel Marie Button and her husband were trying to pay a moving company Wednesday when the employees said they could not accept the certified check as payment. [TRENDING: Track uncertain path of rocket falling to Earth | Video: Man steals 2 police cruisers | Mom who gave birth on flight didn’t know she was prego] According to the sheriff’s office, Button then brought an 18-month-old child with her to sit on her lap in front of one of wheels of the company’s “running semi-truck.” Deputies said witnesses claimed the

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Chicagoan shares 7 things you must try at Portillo’s

ORLANDO, Fla. – The Orlando location of Portillo’s will open on June 15.

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Ala. dad charged in baby’s death hours after public plea for missing son’s return

Roughly two hours after pleading with the public for help finding the missing newborn, authorities arrested Caleb Michael Whisnand Sr. for the child’s death.

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Delta CEO says new workers must be vaccinated against COVID-19

Delta Airlines is laying out some new COVID-19 vaccine policies.

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Ireland's health service shuts down IT systems after 'significant' ransomware attack

LONDON - Ireland's health service shut down its IT systems on Friday after being targeted in what it called a "significant ransomware attack."The Health Service Executive said the move was a precaution, and appointments for coronavirus vaccinations were not affected."We’ve taken a precautionary measure to shut down a lot of our major systems to protect them," chief executive Paul Reid told broadcaster RTE."We are at the very early stages of fully understanding the threats, the impact and trying to contain it."It was unclear how wide the disruption to the health system was.

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Cafe at Perth Concert Hall will not reopen even after COVID restrictions ease

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Winter Park Sidewalk Arts Festival returns after COVID-19 delays

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Judge dismisses migrant case against Italy's Matteo Salvini

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Former Brevard deputy expected to testify at his murder trial

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Telangana HC stays order to allow Covid patients to enter only in case of prior tie-up with hospitals

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Ireland shuts down health IT system after ransomware attack

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8 lives left? Video shows cat surviving 5-story jump, walking away from burning building

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Hip-hop’s Mally Mall gets prison in Vegas prostitution case

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Telangana refuses entry to COVID patients from Andhra Pradesh at border checkpoints

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World stocks mixed after Wall Street rebound led by Big Tech

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Covid-19: Vaccination for 45-plus stopped for three days in Gujarat

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Asian stocks climb after Wall Street rebound led by Big Tech

Asian shares were mostly higher on Friday after Wall Street put the brakes on a three-day losing streak with a broad stock market rally powered by Big Tech companies and banks.

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The Latest: Singapore ups virus rules after new infections

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WNBA returns, celebrating 25th anniversary season

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Zach Plesac loses no-no in 8th as Cleveland tops Seattle 4-2

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Cleveland's Zach Plesac with no-hitter thru 7 vs. Seattle

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Bensalem police crackdown on youth on bikes swerving through traffic

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VIDEO: Driver fleeing deputies sideswipes cars in Volusia County traffic

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Bill Maher Cancels 'Real Time' Episode After Testing Positive for COVID-19

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How many British Columbians have died from COVID-19 after vaccination

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Emergency caucus meeting held after call for Premier Jason Kenney to quit

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UCF professor gives back through ‘A Gift of Music’ program for underserved communities

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‘Real Time’ Taping Cancelled After Bill Maher Tests Positive For COVID-19

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2 children found unresponsive after mother jumps from window in Wynnefield, police say

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Greyhound leaves Canadian market after almost a century

Students went home from university on their buses. Seniors travelled to visit friends in other communities aboard them.

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Albertans now responsible for notifying workplaces of positive COVID-19 case

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Philadelphia holds day of remembrance 36 years after MOVE bombing

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Canada will have 2nd doses of AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine available after many provinces pause 1st dose

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Statewide Public Health Orders to Remain in Place

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More side effects noted after using 2 different COVID vaccines

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Desperate for workers, US restaurants and stores raise pay

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Jessica Alba celebrates her and husband Cash Warren getting COVID-19 vaccine

Jessica Alba certainly has a lot to celebrate recently.On Wednesday, May 12, the mother of three revealed that she and her husband, Cash Warren, got their COVID-19 vaccines.“Mom and dad are vaxxed

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Hummer holding 4 containers of gas bursts into flames at Florida gas station after filling up

A Hummer burst into flames in Florida right after filling up several gas cans, according to fire officials.

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After years of frustration, this attorney opened a center to help young adults aging out of foster care

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Manitoba adds 2 new deaths, 560 COVID-19 cases in third 500-plus day in May

COVID-19 cases to its tally Thursday, which is the third time cases have gone over the 500-mark in May.It’s also the second-highest daily case count ever for Manitoba, with the highest being 593 on Nov. 22, 2020, according to provincial statistics.When the data entry was done, Nov.

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Phillies place JT Realmuto on COVID-related IL, recall Marchan

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Gaetz associate expected to plead guilty in federal case

WASHINGTON – A key figure in the federal investigation of Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz is expected to plead guilty to criminal charges next week.

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McDonald’s raising US workers’ pay in 650 company-owned stores

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