Refugee brothers find safe haven in Colorado Boy Scouts
Jean and Moise Tuyishime, refugees from Rwanda living near Denver, join Troop 1532 in Evergreen where most scouts are also refugees from Burma, Nepal and Rwanda. Leaders say scouting helps them adapt to American culture, build discipline, and envision leaders in a diverse, demanding environment.
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Chicago ends year with 762 homicides and 3,500 shootings
Chicago police released crime statistics showing 762 homicides in the year and more than 3,500 shooting incidents, the highest totals since 1997. The report attributes most murders to five South and West side neighborhoods, tied to gang activity and illegal guns, with 8,300 guns recovered, up 20 percent from 2015.
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Philly Mummers Parade welcomes crowds with inclusive efforts
The Philadelphia Mummers Parade opens amid mild winter sun with tens of thousands watching along downtown streets and on TV. Organizers push respect and inclusion after recent incidents, with leadership condemning hate and offering sensitivity training.
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