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Month: January 2021

Former California, Mo. officers file lawsuit against city after being ‘wrongfully discharged’

CALIFORNIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Three former California Missouri police officers filed a lawsuit against the department this week. According to court documents, former officers Jared Allen, Nick Stobbart were fired and Christopher Tew quit the police department after they reported criminal evidence being mishandled. The trio claim in court filings that the police chief, captain, and

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Atlanta DA requests an alternative prosecutor for two high-profile cases, including the police shooting of Rayshard Brooks

The new district attorney in Fulton County, Georgia has asked that the state’s attorney general to appoint an alternative prosecutor for two high-profile police use-of-force cases. District Attorney Fani T. Willis cited issues with her predecessor’s handling of a case involving two Black college students pulled from their cars by Atlanta police during a George

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Tokyo Olympics: Can vaccines save the Games?

In between a surging pandemic and a global scramble for vaccines, the fate of this year’s Olympic Games has become shrouded in uncertainty. Last November, three weeks before the first vaccine doses became publicly available in the United Kingdom, International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach said he was hopeful an effective vaccine would help

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Local highlights and scores: Jan. 28, 2021

Here are the local high school basketball scores from Thursday, Jan. 28, 2021. You can watch the highlights in the video player above. MEN’S BASKETBALL Columbia College (47) William Woods (54) FINAL Northwest Missouri (76) Lincoln University (74) FINAL WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Northwest Missouri (46) Lincoln University (72) FINAL HS BOYS HOOPS Battle (48) Maryville (56)

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Fauci says Biden’s push to reopen schools in 100 days ‘may not happen’

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s leading infectious disease expert, cautioned Thursday that President Joe Biden’s push to reopen most schools within 100 days “may not happen” as the US continues to grapple with high Covid-19 transmission. “The President is taking very seriously the issue … both from the student standpoint and from the teacher standpoint,”

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Over 200 flights on American Airlines’ regional carrier canceled after temporary FAA grounding

PSA Airlines, one of American Airlines’ largest operators of regional flights, has been “temporarily grounded” by the Federal Aviation Administration for an inspection issue on nearly all of its planes, according to an internal email obtained by CNN. American Airlines tells CNN that 230 of its flights operated by PSA Airlines have been canceled so

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Indianapolis teen charged with six counts of murder for allegedly shooting pregnant woman and his family members

An Indianapolis teenager was charged Thursday with six counts of murder for allegedly shooting family members and a pregnant woman on Sunday, according to court documents. Raymond Childs III, 17, was also charged with attempted murder of a brother who fled the family house after the initial shooting and carrying a handgun without a license,

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