First Jan 6 sentence avoids jail time for Indiana woman
An Indiana woman became the first sentenced for Jan 6 actions and received probation, while Oath Keepers member Graydon Young pleaded guilty in a major conspiracy case and agreed to cooperate. The developments mark slow progress in the sprawling investigation as prosecutors seek to hold rioters accountable.
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Food Truck Frenzy at Chuck Mathena Center Draws Crowd
The festival runs with parking at BB and nearby schools and features live acts led by Jefferson Starship after noon. Tickets cost 15 in advance and 20 at the gate, with under 12 free. Clear bag policy limits bags and items allowed at entry.
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West Virginia reports three COVID cases amid nationwide surge
Delta variant cases in West Virginia total three as of Tuesday with officials warning spread could rise. Dr. Clay Marsh stresses isolation of cases but vaccination remains key as reports note rising hospitalizations in rural Missouri and other states with low vaccination rates.
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West Virginia reports COVID-19 deaths and shifting cases
The state tallies two more deaths, total 2,782, as active cases decline statewide. Mercer County shows 31 new cases in the last week with 21 aged 20 to 49, while Monroe and McDowell Counties post smaller totals and stable or falling active cases. Hospitalizations reach 91 with 32 in ICU and 14 on ventilators.
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Wager dispute tied to fatal shooting on porch
Witnesses describe a $10 bet over a basketball game between Juan Tabb and Harold Ray that led to a confrontation on Ray's porch. Tabb allegedly drew a firearm after arguing about the wager, shots were fired, Ray died, and a revolver and shell casings were found at the scene. Kim Froy, Tabb’s wife, and Ray’s girlfriend provided accounts of the evening and Tabb’s alleged intoxication.
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