Beal brother charged after Chicago officer clash protest
In Mount Greenwood Chicago a weekend fatal police shooting of Joshua Beal 25 sparked protests and clashes with supporters of police. Michael Beal 28 faces felony aggravated battery to a police officer and attempted disarm after allegedly tackling an off duty officer. Bond set at 500000. Mayor Emanuel urged peaceful demonstrations without race based demonization.
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Bodies identified on land tied to serial killings in South Carolina
Two bodies found on Todd Kohlhepp’s 95 acre property near Spartanburg were Meagan Leigh McCraw-Coxie and her husband Johnny Joe Coxie, both panhandlers with prior arrests. They died by gunshot wounds and had been buried about 11 months. A third victim, Charlie Carver, was found dead earlier in a storage container on the site. FBI and local authorities continue probing possible federal charges and further links to Kohlhepp’s 2003 motorcycle shop killings.
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Massive Lackawanna fire at Bethlehem site sparks shelter order
A large blaze at a former Bethlehem Steel site in Lackawanna New York drew over 100 firefighters from multiple departments. Bulb ignited cardboard inside a sprawling building housing recycling and storage firms, leading to roof collapse, thick smoke, and a shelter in place advisory for nearby residents. No injuries reported as crews worked to and continue containment.
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Trump Triumph Sparks Mixed Local Reactions After Win
Community members react on social media to the presidential victory. Jay Edwards wins the 94th District race 58 percent to 42 percent over Grace. Voters express hope, fear, and calls to work with Congress as Trump prepares to take office.
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Right to die movement eyes new battlegrounds after Colorado vote
Colorado voters approved a right to die measure allowing physicians to prescribe lethal drugs to mentally fit adults with terminal illness. The ballot measure, Colorado’s sixth such law, faces opposition from religious groups and disability advocates. Advocates say the option ensures dignity, while donors and activists push for more states to follow, including New Jersey New York Maryland Minnesota Hawaii New Mexico Massachusetts and beyond.
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Menards Eyes East State Street Site For Store
Menards expressing interest in locating a store on the East State Street property. Sirois notes O Neill had a site plan but nothing formally submitted to the city. O Neill declined comment through the company, directing inquiries to a spokesman who did not respond. East State Street Development Co. bought the property in 2015 for 1.66 million. it was annexed to the city in 2013.
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Athens County to add 682 Pine-Aire Village to water system
The Athens County commissioners agreed to absorb 682 Pine-Aire Village trailer park off Route 33 at The Plains into the county Water and Sewer District. Rich Kasler, district superintendent, said an 8 inch water main will be installed to the property, replacing a 4 inch tap to improve fire protection. A larger sewer line will also be laid, with capacity for future development and to serve the New Life Assembly of God Church being built on the property. An existing 7,000 square foot building will be remodeled with interest in renting it, though no tenant was disclosed.
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