Storm threatens PA travel with heavy snow before Thanksgiving
Forecasters warn a winter storm could drop 4 to 12 inches of snow in Pennsylvania, delaying holiday travel. NWS issued a broad warning from morning through tonight, with rain in the south turning to snow north. Southeast parts may see 4 to 8 inches. central PA up to 8. the Poconos could reach a foot.
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Ferguson unrest deepens as National Guard deploys again
After the grand jury decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson, hundreds more National Guard troops arrived in Ferguson, Missouri, to restore order as protesters looted and set fires. Wilson spoke publicly for the first time on television, saying he would not have acted differently. Governor Nixon ordered Guard numbers to rise from 700 to 2,200 to protect lives and property. Protests at barricades drew about 50 demonstrators with 30 guards nearby. two masked protesters were arrested. Brown family lawyers pledged federal charges and criticized the grand jury process as rigged. Fires destroyed 12 businesses and eight other properties, with 12 vehicles torched across the area.
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Protests rise nationwide after Ferguson grand jury decision
Anger and despair surge across the United States after a Missouri grand jury declined to indict Darren Wilson for killing Michael Brown. Interviews show reactions shaped by racial history, concerns about justice, and the Ferguson unrest.
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Obama condemns violence after Ferguson grand jury decision
President Obama rebuked protests in Ferguson for racially charged violence while urging calm. He said there is no excuse for burning buildings and destroying property and urged prosecution of those who commit criminal acts. He acknowledged frustration but emphasized productive, legal responses.
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