Browns running back Isaiah Crowell seeks redemption after dangerous post
Crowell, 23, faced backlash for a now deleted Instagram image showing a police officer with a slit throat after Baton Rouge and Falcon Heights shootings. He apologized, met with Dallas police officials, and engaged in a path of redemption with support from the Dallas Fallen Officer Foundation and Cleveland police leadership.
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Oberlin residents urged to keep renewable energy credits
Local leaders and administration back returning renewable energy credits to residents on electric bills with a voluntary option. A petition to place the ordinance on the November ballot faces opposition as critics claim it aims to block ratepayers from credits.
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Cop killers steal focus from truth in wake of police deaths
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on the toll of police killings in Baton Rouge and Dallas, the impact on families, and the demand to move beyond rage. He cites Montrell Jackson and others, urging a public shift toward constructive protest and accountability.
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