Burned and stabbed Western Kentucky freshman murder probe
Western Kentucky University freshman Katie Autry was found dead in her locked dorm room from a fire and injuries investigators treat as murder. Autopsy results awaited to confirm the cause, with officials noting deliberate arson and neck and facial wounds. The death occurred after she died in a Nashville hospital. Authorities had initially considered self harm before ruling it out.
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Threats Keep Columbine Students Home From School
Two thirds of Columbine High School students stayed home Friday after threats scribbled on bathroom walls and a sidewalk warned of harm. Police found no specific target and officials locked down the campus with added officers. no violence occurred.
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Texas Tech professor pleads innocent in plague bacteria case
Thomas C. Butler, 61, a Texas Tech University researcher, pleaded innocent on smuggling charges after admitting he accidentally destroyed missing vials of plague bacteria. He is free on bond in Lubbock while prosecutors detail alleged illegal importation and transport to Fort Collins, Fort Detrick, and Tanzania, along with tax and false statements claims.
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Bus Driver Charged After Tape Reveals Abuse Claim
Milwaukee boy with Down syndrome 9 shows violent bus behavior. Parents recorded the driver slapping him on the bus and an interim principal suggesting punishment. Driver Brian Duchow, 28, faces felony abuse of a child and disorderly conduct charges and is barred from transporting students. Lawmakers push for stricter bus driver background checks and cameras on school buses. Jacob Mutulo’s parents say the case links to his worsening behavior and bus refusal.
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Parsons named new space shuttle program manager
William W. Parsons, 47, former Marine officer and NASA veteran, was named Friday as head of the space shuttle program succeeding Ronald Dittemore. Parsons will oversee recovery efforts after the Columbia disaster and implement recommendations from the Columbia Accident Investigation Board to safely resume shuttle flights.
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