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- Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Utah woman arrested after 7 dead babies found

Medic, parking officer get into fight at convenience store

Utah woman arrested after 7 dead babies found

Police say the estranged husband was cleaning out the garage when he made the grisly discovery. (Image YouTube)

Medic, parking officer get into fight at convenience store

Witnesses say the parking officer wanted the paramedic to move his rig but the paramedic said he was assisting someone. (Image ABC 10)

Photos of the Week for April 11, 2014

Amanda Skorjanc and her infant son were pulled from the rubble of the Wash. mudslide alive. "I held onto that baby like it was the only purpose that I had," she said. (Image AP)

85-year-old EMT still on the job

He joined the fire service at the age of 18, and is both a wealth of knowledge and inspiration to others in the department. (Image FOX8 News)

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