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Scientists working on an invasive species count in New England coastal waters join Jennette Barnes to talk about sea squirts, other marine invaders, and what the public can do. Read about their July visit to Pope's Island here: http://www.southcoasttoday.com/news/20180723/scientists-dip-into-popes-island-waters-for-invasive-species-count

First day at Dover High School and Regional Technical Center

They're both classified as cannabis, but marijuana and hemp are not the same. Eric Pollitt, president of Peoria-based Global Hemp, explains the practical and legal differences, the many benefits and uses of industrial hemp, and the challenges and politics of getting the hemp industry off the ground.

Marc Weiszer and Ryne Dennis discuss the Bulldogs' opener against Austin Peay, as well as Jake Fromm's first time this year with the media and what he and Kirby Smart had to say at Monday's game-week press conference. They dive into newcomers expected to play this week and who they're most excited to see. And they also talk about that soda bottle sitting in front of Kirby at the press conference. All on this week's episode of the DogBytes Podcast.

After a career working on domestic-violence crimes, former Cranston police officer Tori-Lynn Heaton said the Louis Vongogolinski case remains etched in her mind. Her own experience as a domestic-violence victim convinced her of the need for more aggressive prosecution of elder-abuse offenses.

Looney Tunes and DC Comics team up with for another round of crossovers. Lex Luthor meets Porky Pig this week while Donald Duck runs into the Joker. The trend continues next month when Yogi Bear meets Deathstroke in a crossover.

Dan Sullivan, an air opperations manager with the interagency team managing the Terwilliger Fire, explains why an unauthorized drone flying close to the Terwilliger Fire on Aug. 26, 2018, caused the grounding of helicopters. The fire is burning east of Springfield, Oregon. [Dylan Darling/The Register-Guard]

Erie’s pizza bomber story received national attention once again when the Netflix documentary “Evil Genius” was released in May. But it undoubtedly left questions. We sit down with Erie Times-News reporter Ed Palattella and retired FBI agent Jerry Clark to fill in gaps and spaces in Erie's pizza bomber case.

On Aug. 28, 2003, pizza deliveryman Brian Wells walked into what was then the PNC Bank at 7200 Peach Street with a strange cane in his hand — and a bomb locked around his neck. We take a look back on how the day unfolded in Erie and who was involved in the investigation following.

Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum, one of five contenders for the Democratic nomination for governor, talks of the closing days of the campaign after casting his ballot