Contract murder plot ends in death at Elyria store
Three men face charges after police say a contract to rough up Willie Fisher led to his death behind a Convenient Food Mart on East Avenue. Bruce Arnoff of Solon allegedly hired two East Cleveland men to harm Fisher, who worked as Arnoff's handyman. Arnoff was arrested and charged with murder, held at Lorain County Jail.
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Lakewood
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Solon
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Community rally after fatal Elyria fire claims boy
Donation drives sparked by a fatal Elyria fire that killed a 4 year old boy and displaced four relatives. William Davila and daughter Alyndria escaped with three grandchildren while Omeire West remained inside. Fire officials said the home on 424 Second St burned rapidly with the boy found on the second floor. Sacred Heart Chapel in Lorain opened donations and asked for gift cards to Walmart or Target to help the Davila family.
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Second Street
Elyria
William Davila
Alyndria Davila
Jayla Mitchell
Amaria West
Second St
Paul Males
Cathy McConnell
Sacred Heart Chapel
Lorain
McConnell
Walmart
Target
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Amaria
Davila
Immigration raids upend families in Kentucky towns
In northern Kentucky over two days ICE detained 20 men and two women, including Brandon Tomas Tomas. The operation disrupted lives, left families to cope with lost income, and raised questions about a broader crackdown on immigration amid a year of protests and legal uncertainties.
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Pompeo Upsets North Korea Critics in Tokyo Talks
Secretary of State Michael Pompeo downplayed Pyongyang's harsh complaints about U.S. demands and said negotiations on denuclearization were making progress. In Tokyo, he noted private talks with Kim Yong Chol contrasted with public statements and urged North Korea toward a parallel path of broader denuclearization and a peace regime. He then traveled to Hanoi to encourage North Korea toward Viet Nam's model of prosperity and security.
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North Korea
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Pyongyang
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Kim Yong Chol
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South Korea
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Hanoi
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Four boys rescued from Thai cave in Mae Sai operation
In northern Thailand four of twelve boys and their soccer coach were saved from the flooded Tham Luang Nang Non cave as divers completed a dangerous initial evacuation amid heavy rain and rising water. Eight remained inside as authorities paused to replenish air tanks. officials warned it could take up to four days to complete all rescues.
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Thailand
Tham Luang Nang Non
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