Co-Founder Of 'Ice Bucket Challenge' Dies After ALS Battle
The ALS Association says a man credited as one of the co-founders of the viral "Ice Bucket Challenge" has died.
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The ALS Association says a man credited as one of the co-founders of the viral "Ice Bucket Challenge" has died.
Doctors across the country, including right here in Baltimore, credit the challenge for helping them make major advances.
As the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge surges on, one video has proven to be more heartwarming than chilling.
If you haven't been under an ice bucket lately, you've probably been under a rock. The Ice Bucket Challenge has social media on fire, raising millions for the ALS Association.
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The videos are all over the internet: people dumping buckets of ice water over their heads. It's all for a good cause. The ALS "Ice Bucket Challenge."
From social media to millions: the viral videos of people dumping ice cold water over their heads has translated into big money for non-profits.
It's called the Ice Bucket Challenge, and it's gone viral on social media. The social media phenomenon is fun to watch, but it's also has a serious side.
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Patchy areas of dense fog will burn off this morning. Expect a spring-like feel this afternoon with highs in the 60s
Mild temps Tuesday, cold by end of week in Maryland
Mild temperatures Tuesday with clearing skies in Maryland
Clearing skies, mild temps Tuesday in Maryland
Rain is expected to return to the region tonight and early Tuesday as another upper-level disturbance moves through. The highest chances for rain will be after dark and through the pre-dawn hours of Tuesday. Low temperatures tonight will dip into the mid-40s.
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Mild temps Tuesday, cold by end of week in Maryland
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