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Sidewalk Surfing: A look back at skateboarding through the years
KFMB CBS8 in San Diego takes a look through the archives at the history of skateboarding. Hear from Tony Hawk and other skateboarders about changes in the sport.
Outdoors
More to the Story: Extended interview with Tony Hawk
An extended one-on-one interview with skateboarding icon Tony Hawk. He discusses his career, upcoming speaking tour, family and more.
Outdoors
Mississippi man sets new state record by reeling in 104-pound blue catfish
While fishing on the Mississippi River near Natchez, Christopher Halley hauled up a 104-pound blue catfish on a trotline.
Outdoors
Maine man hosts fishing derby for nursing home residents
"Oh, look at it! Isn't it cute!" one nursing home resident said as she reeled in her catch of the day.
Outdoors
Minnesota DNR unveils 'track chairs' to make state parks more accessible
Starting June 1, visitors can make reservations to use the adaptive chairs at five Minnesota state parks.
Local News
After storm took down two houses in Outer Banks, beach debris persists
It's only been a few weeks from when strong winds and tides took out two beachfront homes in Rodanthe, North Carolina. Debris is still washing up on shore.
Environment
Large sand hole on Outer Banks beach left unattended
According to a spokesperson for Kill Devil Hills, this isn't the only time large holes have been found on the town's beaches.
Outdoors
Group of climbers hopes to be the first all-Black team to summit Mount Everest
Three members of the team are from Colorado, including Centaurus High School science teacher Eddie Taylor.
Outdoors
EagleCam chick dies after being pushed from nest by older sibling
According to the Minnesota DNR, the chick was taken to the University of Minnesota Raptor Center for care, but ultimately was humanely euthanized.
Outdoors
Admission to national parks will be free Saturday. Here's where you can go.
The U.S. national park system is waiving entrance fees to kick off National Park Week. Here are some places in Coastal Virginia and North Carolina to check out.
Environment
Jockey's Ridge in the Outer Banks has the tallest 'living' sand dune on the East Coast
When standing in the middle of this Outer Banks gem, you might think you’re in the Sahara Desert or on the planet Tatooine from the "Star Wars" universe.
Outdoors
Sidewalk Surfing: A look back at skateboarding through the years
KFMB CBS8 in San Diego takes a look through the archives at the history of skateboarding. Hear from Tony Hawk and other skateboarders about changes in the sport.
Outdoors
More to the Story: Extended interview with Tony Hawk
An extended one-on-one interview with skateboarding icon Tony Hawk. He discusses his career, upcoming speaking tour, family and more.
Outdoors
Mississippi man sets new state record by reeling in 104-pound blue catfish
While fishing on the Mississippi River near Natchez, Christopher Halley hauled up a 104-pound blue catfish on a trotline.
Outdoors
Maine man hosts fishing derby for nursing home residents
"Oh, look at it! Isn't it cute!" one nursing home resident said as she reeled in her catch of the day.
Outdoors
Minnesota DNR unveils 'track chairs' to make state parks more accessible
Starting June 1, visitors can make reservations to use the adaptive chairs at five Minnesota state parks.
Local News
After storm took down two houses in Outer Banks, beach debris persists
It's only been a few weeks from when strong winds and tides took out two beachfront homes in Rodanthe, North Carolina. Debris is still washing up on shore.
Environment
Large sand hole on Outer Banks beach left unattended
According to a spokesperson for Kill Devil Hills, this isn't the only time large holes have been found on the town's beaches.
Outdoors
Group of climbers hopes to be the first all-Black team to summit Mount Everest
Three members of the team are from Colorado, including Centaurus High School science teacher Eddie Taylor.
Outdoors
EagleCam chick dies after being pushed from nest by older sibling
According to the Minnesota DNR, the chick was taken to the University of Minnesota Raptor Center for care, but ultimately was humanely euthanized.
Outdoors
Admission to national parks will be free Saturday. Here's where you can go.
The U.S. national park system is waiving entrance fees to kick off National Park Week. Here are some places in Coastal Virginia and North Carolina to check out.
Environment
Jockey's Ridge in the Outer Banks has the tallest 'living' sand dune on the East Coast
When standing in the middle of this Outer Banks gem, you might think you’re in the Sahara Desert or on the planet Tatooine from the "Star Wars" universe.
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