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Feb 10 2024
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64-year-old pedestrian hit by car in Lincoln, dies from injuries at hospital
64-year-old pedestrian hit by car in Lincoln, dies from injuries at hospital The Lincoln Police Department said a man is now dead after being hit by a car Friday night. Medics rushed to 27th Street and Old Dairy Road, where they found the elderly man suffering from life-threatening injuries. After performing life-saving measures, the 64-year-old was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he died.
ABC 7 KETVFeb 15 2024
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Shooting on a Cheyenne street kills 1, injures 2
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — A shooting on a street in Wyoming's capital Thursday killed one man and wounded two others. The shooting around 2 p.m. in a residential area near restaurants and offices happened about a mile from the state Capitol, Cheyenne Police Department spokeswoman Alexandra Farkas said. Investigators weren't yet sure what led to the shooting and who the victims were, including
KIFI News 8Jun 26 2019
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EPA Air Chief Bill Wehrum Abruptly Departs Amid Ethics Probe
Bill Wehrum, the Environmental Protection Agency’s air pollution chief who oversaw key rollbacks of Obama-era climate regulations, is stepping down amid an ethics probe into his ties to former industry clients.
The EPA announced the departure of its powerful assistant administrator for the EPA’s Office of Air and Radiation in an abrupt press release on Wednesday, indicating that Wehrum
HuffPostFeb 15 2024
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Detroit Pistons player arrested and cited after punching opponent before game - Boston News, Weather, Sports
(CNN) — Detroit Pistons forward Isaiah Stewart was arrested and cited after an altercation with a Phoenix Suns player prior to Wednesday’s NBA game between the two teams. Stewart was arrested for assault, issued a citation and released, according to a news release from the Phoenix Police Department, after punching Drew Eubanks. Stewart, 22, is in his fourth season with the Pistons and Eubanks
WHDH 7Feb 15 2024
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Fire in Bisbee burns two buildings on Main Street
BISBEE, Ariz. (KGUN) — The Bisbee Fire Department responded to a major fire on Main Street late Wednesday night. According to the town's Facebook page, the fire scorched two buildings: Many Fine Things and Bisbee Olive Oil. Crews were still working into the early hours of Thursday to put out the flames. At this time, no other structures appeared to be damaged. City leaders want neighbors to
KGUNFeb 15 2024
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Union Parish authorities release more information about Trey Holly’s arrest; 2 more suspects arrested
UNION PARISH (KTVE/KARD) — On Friday, February 9, 2024, at approximately 10:30 PM, deputies of the Union Parish Sheriff’s Office, and officers of the Farmerville Police Department responded to a reported shooting with multiple victims, at an apartment complex within the city limits of Farmerville, La. Upon arrival, two victims were discovered suffering from gunshot wounds. According to
KTVEFeb 15 2024
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Virginia’s spring fire season begins, statewide 4 P.M. burning law now in effect
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — Virginia’s spring fire season is now underway along with the statewide 4 p.m. burning law. The statewide law will be in effect from Feb. 15 through April 30. Open-air burning prior to 4 p.m. is prohibited if the fire is within 300 feet of the woods or dry grass, which could carry fire to the woods. Why does Virginia have a spring burning law? According to the
ABC 8 WRICFeb 09 2024
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While Attention Was on Oral Argument in Trump v. Anderson, the Supreme Court Issued Two Opinions
The oral argument in Trump v. Anderson was not the only activity at the Supreme Court yesterday. The Court also issued opinions in two argued cases—the second and third decisions to be released this term. In Department of Agriculture Rural Development Rural Housing Service v. Kirtz, a unanimous Court held that a consumer may sue the U.S. Department of Agriculture for money damages under the
ReasonDec 07 2015
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U.S. Justice Department To Investigate Chicago Police For Civil Rights Violations
Chicago will be the largest city police department the DOJ has ever investigated.
HuffPostFeb 09 2024
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WH Defends Criticism of Special Counsel's Biden Report
The White House defended its pushback of President Joe Biden's own Justice Department — vis-à-vis the special counsel's report — by saying the administration was merely agreeing with other criticism lobbed at Robert Hur as being "gratuitous" and "inappropriate." White House spokesman Ian Sams was asked during Friday's press briefing if Biden's camp was hypocritical for tearing down Hur's
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