Major U S city schools receive threats force LA shutdown
Los Angeles and New York City public schools faced email threats describing a jihadist attack with hazardous devices. LA closed the district and later reopened. New York City kept classes, deeming the alert noncredible. Authorities linked the email to Homeland inspired content and a prank-like note from an allegedly bullied student.
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Storm dumps up to two feet of snow in Colorado
A late autumn storm dumped up to 24 inches in Colorado mountains before spreading to the plains. Denver International Airport canceled 425 flights and highways froze with snow and ice. Winds to 58 mph caused isolated whiteout conditions. One snowplow overturned near Boulder with no injuries. Schools closed in several states as Merino reported three to four foot drifts.
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Jurors Deadlock in Officer Porter Trial Deliberations
After nine hours over two days the Baltimore Circuit Court jurors reported difficulty weighing four charges against Officer William Porter. The judge urged continued deliberations and the city prepared for unrest with armored units nearby. Earlier, parts of the city burned after Gray's arrest and death, as Porter faces trial among six officers.
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