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BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — According to a recent news release, Attorney General Raúl Labrador joined an 18-state coalition supporting Tennessee's defense of its Adult Entertainment Act (AEA). The release says the law does not ban drag shows and applies only to certain forms of adult entertainment that are sexual or explicit performances. The law does not prohibit those performances, but it requires this type of adult entertainment to occur in adult-only zones and prohibits such entertainment on public property.

Hailing from Mexico, Santos Saul Alvarez Barragán is one of the biggest names in boxing. The professional boxer has won many world titles and is the world’s number one pound-for-pound boxer. In addition, Canelo Alvarezis the first boxer to win the super-middleweight champion title. Alvarez has gained worldwide recognition because of his works. Owing to this, many people have also developed an interest in his personal life. As a result, various media sites have extensively covered the boxer’s romance with multiple women.

BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — Pullman, Washington's Mayor Glenn Johnson has issued an emergency declaration Wednesday due to a regional natural gas outage affecting Pullman and surrounding communities. City buildings are heated with natural gas, which means all non-essential operations are suspended and the buildings are closed to the public until further notice, including city, according to the emergency declaration. Emergency manager Mike Heston has activated the City Emergency Management Plan and assumed the role of incident commander.

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Abby Conroy, a Shenandoah Valley Senior, has been chosen as the Shenandoah Rotary Student of the month for September. Abby is the daughter of Bill and Pam Conroy.Abby's school activities include participating in Student Council 3 years (Secretary)-Drama Club 6 years (President) (Choreographer)-Volleyball 4 years (Captain)-Basketball 4 years (Captain)-Track and Field 4 years-Mini-THON 2 years (Chairman)-Football Team Water girl 3 years-The Gifted Program 4 years-Widener Apogee Scholar Recipient-2018 HOBY ambassador (Academic All-Star and Presidential Service Awardee)-Writer for the Torch 2 years-Morning Announcements 1 year-Spring Queen and Homecoming Courts-Prom Princess-Youth Summit-National Honor Society 1 year (Silver Award Recipient)-Schuylkill Stand Up-Participating in Class Fundraisers-Float committee 2 years-Formal committee.

On Wednesday, Smokey Bear turned 73 years old. The Smokey Bear campaign was created in 1944 by the U.S. Forest Service and has become almost synonymous with forest fire prevention. But seven decades later, wildfires are becoming a major problem again. The number of annual forest fires in the western U.S. has nearly doubled since 1984. But Smokey wasn't just about preventing wildfires; the campaign also promoted efforts to contain and suppress those fires.

Fortnite’s latest crossover is with the world-famous Ferrari car company, bringing the new 296 GTB sports car into the game. The 2022 model of the sexy hybrid vehicle will be added to Fortnite tomorrow, according to a post by Ferrari on Twitter. It will likely function as a different skin for an existing car model in the game, which were added in an update last summer. It could be an entirely new model, though, too.

For Joanna Levesque, who performs as JoJo, the freedom of her new album was over 15 years in the making. JoJo was just 13 years old when her song "Leave (Get Out)" hit No. 1 on the Billboard pop charts in 2004. At the time, she was the youngest artist ever to hold that spot. "Too Little Too Late," the lead single for her second album, made it even further to No.

Nine soldiers were killed when two Army Black Hawk helicopters crashed during a training exercise in Kentucky on Wednesday night, officials said Thursday morning. The crash occurred at around 10 p.m. local time (11 p.m. ET) in Trigg County, west of Fort Campbell, the Army base said in a statement early Thursday. The two HH-60 Black Hawk medical evacuation aircraft were engaged in a training exercise, officials said. All nine soldiers were based at Fort Campbell in the 101st Airborne Division.