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From now on officially on air. We bring you all the latest news from all over Wintario: recent events, traffic news and weather broadcast.

Breaking News!

Head of international drug kartel arrested in Northwood County.

Last night a SWAT force raided a mansion in the woods north of Northwood. After two months of investigation by the Mexican federal police the leader of a international drug kartel was traced to Wintario. The SWAT forces took him by suprise and suffered no little resistance. After 20 minutes was the suspect detained. The kartel leader has been transported to Tuis Federal Prison and awaits extradiction to Mexico.
Flight 467 Emergency landing, no one harmed:

A hectic morning for Tuis International Airport. After flight 467 took off a steward noticed that smoke was forming in the cargo bay of the plane. The pilots steered the plane back to the runway and landed safely. Fire Fighters rushed to the scene while the passengers evacuated. Every passenger and plane crew member managed to get out. The fire was quickly put out before it could spread. The Avaition Agency announced a nationwide investigation regarding the incident.
Still no trace of Ben Muller:

It has been two weeks since Ben Muller, 23, mysteriously disappeared in the woods of Crow Creek County. Ben Muller was out camping with friends from college when he vanished over night. His friends told the police that he went out of his tent at 3:00 at night and did not come back. After an hour the boys started getting worried and started searching for Ben. The couldn't find anything altough they reported a strange light in the sky. "It felt like it was folliwing us" told Mike Stratford, one of Ben's friends who was there that night. This isn't the first disappearance in Crow Creek County. This year alone 5 cases have been reported. In total 103 people have vanished. None of the cases has ever beem solved. Together with the numerous UFO sightings in the area gives Crow Creek County a sinister and creepy reputation. Authorities advice to not travel alone at night and camp in Crow Creek County.
The military started today in helping the search parties looking for Ben. People hope that military aid will lead to a breaktrough in the case.

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Traffic Report:

3 km jam on Interstate 7 just north of Welmar in southern direction. Commuters are adviced to take the Interstate 1 and use the provincial road to Welmar.
5 km jam in Tuis on the intersection of Interstate 23 and Interstate 2. Commuters are advised to void the intersection by using the city roads.
Maintenance on Interstate 4 just east of New Karlsruhe started today. The road is closed in both directions. Roadworkers marked a alternative road but expect some delay when using this Interstate as traffic jam is expected.
That was the traffic news for today. As rush hour is slowly coming to an end the traffic jams are expected to dissolve in the next half hour. Have a save drive home!

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Military investigation of UFO sightings started:

The Wintario Special Operations Division just opened a new outpost in Crow Creek County to investigate the many UFO sightings in the area. The outpost will monitor air traffic with state-of-the-art radar technology and has been fitted with a runway for fighter jets to intercept possible UFO's. A hotline for sightings by citizens has been opened by the base as well.
Already 103 people disappeared in Crow Creek County with recent the case of Ben Muller. Many believe the UFO sightings and the disappearances are connected. According to a spokesman of the Army has the military "serious evidence to consider that theory as possible" and that the military considers UFO's a "serious threat to national safety".