Seattle ordered to stop using tear gas and pepper spray
A US District Judge ordered Seattle police to halt tear gas pepper spray and flash bangs for two weeks amid largely peaceful protests over police brutality and racial injustice. The ruling supports Black Lives Matter groups contending police tactics are unconstitutional and indiscriminate during the pandemic.
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State official warns of fraud probes and COVID surge risks
The speaker said several Charleston area individuals are responsible for fraudulent claims and promised full prosecution. He noted safeguards prevent most fraud before money is issued and urged claims recipients to switch to direct deposit. An update reported 14 000 inmates and 4 000 staff tested with nine active cases, while COVID-19 czar Marsh cited rising cases in other states and stressed masking, distancing, and sanitization to prevent a second wave.
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Trudeau condemns police video of aboriginal chief arrest
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said black and indigenous Canadians feel unsafe around police after a 12 minute dashcam video shows Athabasca Chipewyan Chief Allan Adam being tackled and punched by an officer in Fort McMurray. Alberta police watchdog probes. Adam faces resisting arrest and assault charges.
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Festival Returns to Chevy Mountain July 25 to August 2
Disibbio outlines a July 25 through August 2 Chevy Mountain Festival as COVID concerns prompted scheduling challenges. Precautions will be taken to meet statewide standards for fairs and festivals while James H. Drew Carnival finalizes a Bluefield stop and vendor coordination continues. Contact Greg Jordan for details.
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Capehart self-quarantines after possible virus exposure at graduation
Capehart reported possible exposure to a virus during the prior week and said he has been tested. He will self-quarantine until results arrive and will miss Friday and Saturday graduation events. Others at the college had limited contact, with most business conducted online.
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WV lawmakers clash over CARES Act funds distribution
West Virginia officials debate CARES Act funds with Senator Manchin accusing Treasury of delays while Justice calls the move a stunt. Cities report limited reimbursements for PPE and supplies, with counties awaiting guidance and possible future stimulus packages to cover budget shortfalls.
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Princeton
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Hazard
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Webb
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Ebocthe
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