Burnsville Police Shootout Ends in Officer and Firefighter Deaths
A gunman in Burnsville opened fire from inside a suburban home as officers and a SWAT team moved in. Two police officers and a firefighter died. a third officer was wounded. The suspect also died. Seven children were inside the home but unharmed. In Houston, Joel Osteen’s Lakewood Church held a healing service a week after a separate shooting by Genesse Moreno who was killed after exchanging fire with off duty officers. Two people were wounded, including Moreno’s 7-year-old son hospitalized. Police and investigators continue to determine motive and gun access amid ongoing security reviews.
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Tens of thousands rally against Mexico's president and Morena
Tens of thousands of demonstrators wearing pink marched in Mexico and abroad in a march for democracy. The protests target the ruling party Morena ahead of elections, as Claudia Sheinbaum registered as a Morena candidate amid criticism of the president's moves on electoral funding and judicial independence.
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Lorain hosts Black History Month event with poetry and gospel
Valerie Howard presented a new poem titled Tis Our Black History at Second Baptist Church in Elyria. The event featured gospel selections like Touch the Hem of His Garment and Oh Happy Day and drew praise from Mona Atley and NAACP chair Tolbert. The organizers indicated plans to reprise the program next year.
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Wellington seeks superintendent with strong communication and vision
Wellington board members outline desired traits for a new superintendent including critical thinking active listening confidence and accountability. A public focus group will run Feb 28 from 6 30 to 7 30 p m at Lindley Center and applications are due March 18 residency preferred.
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