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Year: 2023

Shootings in New York City are down 25% so far this year: NYPD

Shootings in New York City are down 25% so far this year: NYPD

Natnan Srisuwan/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Despite a violent Fourth of July holiday weekend, the number of shootings in New York City decreased in each of the last 13 weeks, according to the New York City Police Department (NYPD). For the first half of 2023, shootings are down 25% compared […]

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Cruise ship damaged after striking San Francisco pier while docking

Cruise ship damaged after striking San Francisco pier while docking

KGO-TV (SAN FRANCISCO) — A Ruby Princess cruise ship startled sleeping San Fransico residents Thursday morning after it hit a pier while docking, damaging it and the vessel, officials said. None of the 3,328 guests and 1,159 crew members on board were injured during the incident, according to Princess Cruises. […]

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Clark Atlanta president says affirmative action ban presents ‘opportunity’ for HBCUs

Clark Atlanta president says affirmative action ban presents ‘opportunity’ for HBCUs

ABC News (NEW YORK) — The president of Clark Atlanta University is disappointed by the Supreme Court decision to end the use of race as a main factor in college admissions but he also views it as an opportunity for historically Black colleges and universities. It’s been one week since […]

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Social media posts by parents bring concerns for children’s privacy, safety

Social media posts by parents bring concerns for children’s privacy, safety

ABC News (NEW YORK) — Cam Barrett was strapped to a hospital gurney and in a neck brace following an automobile accident when her mother took pictures of the moment to post on social media. It was not the first time Barrett’s mother shared personal information. Previous posts included details […]

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Ghost forest formation accelerates amid sea-level rise

Ghost forest formation accelerates amid sea-level rise

Dan Manzo/ABC News (NEW YORK) — As people around the world contend this week with the hottest temperatures ever recorded on Earth, more visual evidence of climate change is emerging with the spread of ghost forests. The globe is naturally warming and seas naturally rise, but greenhouse gas emissions have […]

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Big 12 Releases Annual Football Preseason Media Poll; BYU is 11th

Big 12 Releases Annual Football Preseason Media Poll; BYU is 11th

IRVING, Texas-Thursday, the Big 12 released its annual football preseason media poll with BYU ranked No. 11 in their inaugural season in the conference. The Cougars are coming off of an 8-5 season that included wins over No. 9 Baylor, Boise State and Stanford. The Cougars are returning five offensive […]

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Families, investigators continue to search for answers in five college student cases

Families, investigators continue to search for answers in five college student cases

Oliver Helbig/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — On Saturday, May 25, 1996, Kristin Smart, a freshman at Cal Poly State University, walked home from a party at 2 a.m. and was never seen again. She was 19 years old. An arrest would not be made for 25 years. “20/20” takes a […]

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Missing 18-year-old found dead after online date; two people arrested: Police

Missing 18-year-old found dead after online date; two people arrested: Police

Union County Sheriff’s Office (MONROE, N.C.) — Two people have been arrested in connection with the murder of 18-year-old Kierstyn Williamson, a South Carolina native who went missing last week while on a date with someone they had met online. Williamson was reported missing by family on Sunday morning, according […]

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Utah Youngest State, Again

Utah Youngest State, Again

(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah is, once again, the youngest state in the nation. Figures just released by the U.S. Census Bureau show that the median age in the Beehive State is 31-point-nine years. That’s a half-year older than the state median in 2020 but it’s nearly three years […]

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Popular Zion National Park Hiking Trail Open Again

Popular Zion National Park Hiking Trail Open Again

(Zion National Park, UT) — The Narrows is open again but the popular hiking trail in Zion National Park is no walk in the park. The Virgin River is flowing “high, fast, and cold,” according to park spokesman Jonathan Shafer. The Narrows was closed to hikers for more than two […]

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