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Jun 12 2024
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Missouri woman killed in two-vehicle crash in southeast Nebraska
OTOE COUNTY, Neb. (KOLN) - A Missouri woman was killed in a two-vehicle crash on Highway 2 near Syracuse on Saturday. The Nebraska State Patrol said 87-year-old Anna White, of St. Joseph, Missouri, died after a GMC Sierra and Jeep Grand Cherokee collided around 10:55 p.m. An investigation showed that the GMC was travelling south on North 34th Road when it crossed Highway 2. The GMC was struck
KOLN
Jun 12 2024
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St. Pete woman, 24, left dog in hot car for over an hour to attend community meeting: affidavit
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — A 24-year-old St. Petersburg woman was charged with animal cruelty after she left a dog inside a hot car for over an hour Monday evening, an arrest report shows. Melissa Major, 24, is accused of leaving the dog inside her vehicle for approximately an hour and a half while she attended a community meeting nearby, an affidavit from the St. Petersburg Police Department states
WFLA
Jun 12 2024
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FOX 16 Investigates: Man accusing Van Buren County deputy of excessive force makes claims of prosecutorial misconduct
CLINTON, Ark. – Court proceedings began in a highly controversial case out of Van Buren County involving a deputy. Ronnie Dollar is facing charges of disorderly conduct after allegedly getting into an altercation with Chief Deputy Derek Adams. Court documents state that Adams claims Dollar exhibited “chaotic behavior” when he was coming to pick up his car at the Van Buren County Sheriff’s
Fox16
Jun 12 2024
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Arizona man wanted to start 'race war' with mass shooting at Atlanta Bad Bunny concert: DOJ
Authorities say they uncovered an Arizona man's plot to shoot and possibly kill African Americans and other minorities at a concert at Atlanta's State Farm Arena. On Tuesday, a federal grand jury indicted 58-year-old Mark Adams Prieto of Prescott on charges of firearms trafficking, transfer of a firearm for use in a hate crime, and possession of an unregistered firearm. According to the
Fox 5 Atlanta
Jun 07 2024
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Gloucester edges Ramsey in Group 2 softball final
The best game of the NJSIAA state softball finals was the last one. The Gloucester High School softball team won its first Group 2 state title and fifth overall with a 3-2 win over Ramsey in the final game of the 2024 season. Olivia George induced a fly ball to right for the final out to cap off the victory and the Lions’ fifth overall title and first in 15 years. Alexis Ullman’s RBI single in
nj.com
Jun 13 2024
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Culpeper, Orange, Rappahannock get tourism marketing grants
Several local tourism initiatives received state funding to kick off National Travel and Tourism Week at the end of May. Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced more than $3.27 million in matching and sponsorship funds for 268 tourism programs through Virginia Tourism Corporation marketing grants. Locally, Town of Culpeper Tourism received nearly $30,000 to launch the Rich History Modern Charm
Daily Progress
Jun 11 2024
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Prison inmates seeking degrees admitted into inaugural education cohort at Utah facility
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Fifteen degree-seeking students who are incarcerated at the Utah State Correctional Facility will be admitted into the Utah Prison Education Program at the University of Utah. The students will be pursuing a bachelor’s degree in university studies (BUS) and a certificate in professional and technical writing. The BUS degree is offered through the university’s College of
ABC4 Utah
Jun 08 2024
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Red Lobster closes 9 Ohio restaurants. Here are the 31 Ohio locations that remain open
Still hankering for endless shrimp or cheddar bay biscuits? There are plenty of Red Lobster locations around to satisfy your craving. Red Lobster is closing nine restaurants across Ohio, rejecting their leases amid its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. But dozens more remain open, according to its website. Ohio and Northern Kentucky still have Red Lobster locations (31 in the Buckeye State, one in
Cincinnati Enquirer
Jun 12 2024
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Biden nominates three women to serve as federal trial court judges
June 12 (Reuters) - President Joe Biden on Wednesday nominated three women to join the federal bench, including a prosecutor who helped put a Republican donor dubbed "Minnesota's Jeffrey Epstein" behind bars for sex trafficking and a California state court judge. The White House in a statement said that the three new district court nominees in Minnesota, California and Pennsylvania reflect
Reuters
Dec 07 2023
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IN-DEPTH: Texas Judge Grants Court-Authorized Abortion in Landmark Case Despite State Restrictions
Case is among the first attempts to get a court-authorized abortion after the Roe v. Wade ruling, which gave states the right to impose their own abortion laws. A Texas judge has granted a pregnant woman's request for a court-authorized abortion after her unborn child was diagnosed with multiple abnormalities and given no hope of survival after birth, with the decision coming despite strict
The Epoch Times