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With the beginning of a new athletic year on July 1, BYU is now eligible to receive a full revenue share from the conference.

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The grants and scholarships work to support programs and new knowledge in the arboriculture and urban forestry fields.

Teenage drivers spend more than a fifth of their time behind the wheel looking at their phone, according to new research.

The event in downtown Cleveland includes Q&A, autographs and photo opportunities before the Guardians host the Braves that evening.

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