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Month: September 2020

Four Houston cops fired for shooting man 21 times during alleged mental health crisis

Four Houston cops fired for shooting man 21 times during alleged mental health crisis

Houston Police DepartmentBy MEREDITH DELISO, ABC News (HOUSTON) — Four Houston police officers were fired Thursday after a months-long investigation of a fatal shooting found that they were “objectively unreasonable” in discharging 21 rounds at a man in distress. On April 21 at around 9 p.m., multiple officers responded to […]

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‘Nothing scares me’: For 9/11 responder, COVID was the hardest battle yet

‘Nothing scares me’: For 9/11 responder, COVID was the hardest battle yet

Courtesy John Feal/Feal Good FoundationBy IVAN PEREIRA, ABC News (NEW YORK) — For the last 19 years, Sept. 11 has cast a lingering shadow on John Feal. The Nesconset, New York resident and former construction worker suffered long-term health damage from working at Ground Zero and endured the emotional pain […]

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Devastating wildfires raise concerns about lack of preparedness for climate change

Devastating wildfires raise concerns about lack of preparedness for climate change

deepblue4you/iStockBy STEPHANIE EBBS, GINGER ZEE and LINDSEY GRISWOLD, ABC News (NEW YORK) — Six of the 20 largest wildfires in California history started in August and September 2020 and with average high temperatures continuing to set records, calls are increasing to address the connection between extreme weather events and climate […]

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Prep Sports Roundup: 9/10

Prep Sports Roundup: 9/10

Volleyball Region 14 NEPHI, Utah-Taryn Anderson had eight aces and 17 assists as the Juab Wasps downed American Leadership 3-0 Thursday in Region 14 volleyball action. The Wasps gashed the Eagles 25-17, 25-13 and 25-17 to achieve the straight sets victory. MT. PLEASANT, Utah-The North Sanpete Hawks won a tough […]

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Death toll climbs to 17 as wildfires burn millions of acres across West Coast

Death toll climbs to 17 as wildfires burn millions of acres across West Coast

DaveAlan/iStockBY: JULIA JACOBO AND WILLIAM MANSELL, ABC News (SAN FRANCISCO) — At least 17 people in Oregon, California and Washington have now died because of the devastating wildfires ravaging the West Coast, and the destruction is anticipated to worsen, according to Oregon Gov. Kate Brown. There were dozens of active […]

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BYU Linebacker Isaiah Kaufusi Named Nagurski National Defensive Player of the Week

BYU Linebacker Isaiah Kaufusi Named Nagurski National Defensive Player of the Week

DALLAS-BYU  linebacker Isaiah Kaufusi posted two sacks and five tackles Monday in the Cougars’ 55-3 decimation of Navy at Annapolis, Md. This resulted in the 6-2 220-pound senior earning Bronko Nagurski National Defensive Player of the Week honors. He joins former Cougars defensive back Kai Nacua who was honored in […]

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Feds seek halt to civil lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell

Feds seek halt to civil lawsuit against Ghislaine Maxwell

iStock/Smikey26BY: JAMES HILL, ABC News (FORT MYERS, Fla.) — Federal prosecutors pursuing the criminal case against Ghislaine Maxwell in New York are asking a judge to temporarily halt proceedings in a civil lawsuit filed by an alleged child sex-abuse victim against Maxwell and the estate of the late sex-offender Jeffrey […]

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Gator suspected in attack on Florida woman captured; tiger on the loose in Tennessee

Gator suspected in attack on Florida woman captured; tiger on the loose in Tennessee

Courtesy Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation CommissionBY: BILL HUTCHINSON and BENJAMIN STEIN, ABC News (FORT MYERS, Fla.) — Simultaneous hunts were launched for a tiger spotted by a deputy sheriff roaming around an industrial park in Knoxville, Tennesee, Wednesday night and an alligator that attacked a woman on Thursday in […]

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COVID-19 outbreak at Virginia jail infects 124 inmates, 20 staffers: Officials

COVID-19 outbreak at Virginia jail infects 124 inmates, 20 staffers: Officials

Hanover County, Va.BY: BILL HUTCHINSON, ABC News (NEW YORK) — A COVID-19 outbreak has rapidly spread through a Virginia jail, infecting at least 120 inmates and 20 staff members despite emergency protocols officials say have been in place since March to prevent the contagion from infiltrating the facility. The Pamunkey […]

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Southern Monroe Mountain Livestock Grazing Authorization Project

Southern Monroe Mountain Livestock Grazing Authorization Project

The Fishlake National Forest is proposing to reauthorize livestock grazing on six allotments located on Monroe Mountain. The Southern Monroe Mountain Livestock Grazing Authorization Project is located in south-central Utah; south of Richfield, west of Koosharem, east Marysvale, and northeast of Circleville. The six allotments (Dry Lake, Forshea, Kingston, Koosharem, […]

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