Suspect in Des Moines officers shooting spree identified
Iowa man Scott Michael Greene, 46, believed connected to ambush killings of Urbandale Officer Justin Martin and Des Moines Sgt. Anthony Beminio while they sat in squad cars. Greene, known for confrontations including ejecting from an Urbandale High School game for waving a Confederate flag, was detained after guiding a state official to call 911. Both officers suffered fatal wounds. motive undetermined.
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Arson hits Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church in Greenville
A Tuesday night fire heavily damaged Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church in Greenville. Investigators call it arson with graffiti reading Vote Trump and a hate crime, yielding an $11,000 reward for information leading to conviction. FBI civil rights probe opened, local officials say the act aimed to intimidate voters and disrupt worship.
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Obama considers rerouting Dakota Access Pipeline route
President Barack Obama said a reroute of the Dakota Access Pipeline is under review to address Native American concerns. Standing Rock Sioux leader David Archambault II welcomed the remarks and urged a stop work order and a full environmental impact review. The Army Corps of Engineers weighs permit reviews amid safety and tribal consultation questions as the project nears the Missouri River crossing near the Standing Rock reservation.
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Federal judge OKs 1.9M settlement in Bland case
A federal judge approved a 1.9 million settlement among Sandra Bland’s family, Waller County officials, and the state trooper who arrested her. The deal funds improvements to jail booking and medical access, with DPS paying 100,000 and the jail the rest, while avoiding admissions of fault.
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