Gunman kills three outside Reno casino
A gunman opened fire outside the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno killing three people and wounding three others before police shot the suspect. The incident occurred at 7:30 am near the valet area and security guard. Police from Sparks led the investigation. motive remains undetermined.
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Lorain police officers honored as community supports rise
Dispatchers from nearby communities will fill in for Lorain officers for Wagner's services with cross agency radios to coordinate. The city closes all offices on Wednesday as donations top 150000 for Wagner Payne and Gale families. A bill to rename a West Erie Avenue section in Wagner's honor is planned, with signage boundaries to be set. Carissa Woytach can be contacted for more details.
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Jury finds Spooner not guilty of murder in fatal shooting
The Lorain County jury concluded Spooner acted in self defense in the Jordan Flanigan case. Spooner testified he shot to preserve his life after being threatened and that he apologized for the killing. Prosecutors argued the evidence did not prove self defense beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Council wary of binding review on DBR project
City officials debated preapproval terms for DBR public improvements tied to a development planned after a 2024 Planning Commission vote. Council demanded rights to observe final plots and rejected giving up review power, with road widths and fire access cited as key concerns. A future committee meeting was set to hear DBR’s briefing, despite principal opposition.
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Kenny Oswald
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William Gall
Amanda Deery
Donna Mitchell
6Th Ward
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Mitchell
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