Abortions resume at Pensacola clinic after killings
Abortion services resumed at Pensacola Women's Medical Services with 34 of 53 scheduled abortions performed. Police escorted doctors into the clinic after a deadly shooting of two abortion providers near the city’s other clinic last week. Eight escorts and donor‑provided bulletproof vests shielded patients while protesters prayed outside.
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Pensacola
Fla
Sheldon
John B. Britton
James H. Barrett
Ladies Center
Barrett
June
Paul Hill
David Gunn
Pensacola Women’s Medical Services
Linda Taggart
Allen Kline
Philadelphia
Women’s Medical Services Clinic
Fire behavior analyst tracks West wildfires living force
Bob Walker, a fire behavior analyst in Entiat Washington, compares the blaze to a living thing as he and 50 analysts monitor the Tyee fire burning 116000 acres. He uses models and weather data to predict spread amid plume dominated fire and extreme heat, aiming to guide decisions to avoid tragedies like Storm King Mountain.
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Entiat
Wash
Bob Walker
Walker
West
Colorado
Washington
Entiat River
Cascade Range
Deschutes National Forest
Oregon
Haggard
Storm King Mountain
Forest fires threaten Washington wildlife and habitats
Wildlife managers report heavy losses and displacement as fires scorch habitats across Washington. Mule deer, salmon, trout, and northern spotted owls face starvation and habitat loss while bears and deer wander into towns. Fire scars raise sediment in streams endangering summer steelhead and Chinook, with an emergency plan urged to curb deer numbers and assist affected species.
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Washington
Lake Chelan
Leavenworth
Poo
John Musser
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Entiat River
Musser
Wenatchee
Daniel Rive
Forest Service
Northwest
Joe Buchanan
Mother says teen admitted killing 4-year-old
The mother of 14-year-old Eric testified that he confessed after hours of questioning in Steuben County Court. Prosecutors say he lured 4-year-old Derrick Robie into a trap and tried to hide the crime, while the defense cites possible developmental and drug-related factors.
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Bath
N.Y
Tammy Smith
Eric
Derrick Robie
Savona
New York
Derrick
Burglary foiled by 112 year old Detroit woman
Rosia Lee Ellis aged 112 fought off a burglar who broke into her east side Detroit home about 3 am on Thursday. Neighbors heard the commotion and helped as Ellis restrained the intruder until he fled. Elllis, born in 1882 in Greenwood Mississippi, lives on Holcomb Street and remains active in the neighborhood. Police had no suspect.
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Detroit
Rosia Lee Ellis
Ellis
Hattie Jones
Jones
Mrs. Robinson
Greenwood
Miss
Holcomb Street
Erma Watson
Hattie
Kitty Cat
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