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Rape Survivor Advocates Express Disappointment with Plea Deal in Baylor Rape Case
Rape survivor advocates expressed disappointment with a plea deal that allowed a former Baylor university student, accused of raping a woman at a fraternity party, to avoid jail time.
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Former Dallas Officer Amber Guyger Indicted on Murder Charge
Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger is now facing a murder charge in the shooting death of unarmed neighbor Botham Jean, court records show.
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Remains of WWII Soldier Willard ‘Bud' Jenkins Return to Pennsylvania 74 Years After ‘Bridge Too Far' Battle
The remains of a U.S. Army paratrooper killed in World War II have been returned to his Pennsylvania hometown, 74 years after he died in the battle chronicled in the 1977 film “A Bridge Too Far.”
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Fate of New Jersey Native Arrested in Zimbabwe Uncertain After African Country's Apparent Military Takeover
The fate of a former New Jersey woman arrested in Zimbabwe for allegedly calling the African country’s leader a “sick man” on Twitter remains as uncertain as ever as that leader himself has apparently been removed from power.
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Fired Dallas Prosecutor Apologizes After Uber Incident
Through tears, former Dallas County ADA Jody Warner apologized Tuesday for the way she recently spoke to an Uber driver, but added that there was more to the story than what was heard in an audio recording posted on social media.
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Women Leaders of Dallas Law Enforcement Discuss Roles in Male-Dominated Field
For the first time in a major U.S. city, the top law enforcement agencies of Dallas are led by women.
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Ex-Balch Springs Officer Indicted on Murder Charge in Teen's Death
A white former Balch Springs police officer has been indicted on a murder charge in the April shooting death of a black teenager who was leaving a party, prosecutors said Monday.
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Dallas County District Attorney Committed to a Conviction in Jordan Edwards Case
Attorneys representing the family of slain teen Jordan Edwards said the DA is committed to justice and securing a conviction against fired Balch Springs police officer Roy Oliver.
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Teen Earns College Degree Before High School Diploma
A Pennsylvania girl has earned an associate’s degree at a community college even before she has received her high school diploma.
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Woman Who Had ‘Prophecy From God' Threw Bricks at Car: Police
Police in Pittsburgh say a homeless woman attacked a man’s car because she received a “prophecy from God” urging her to “throw bricks at white men.”
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Police: 11-Year-Old Girl Revived with Narcan After Overdose
Police say an 11-year-old girl had to be revived with the antidote Narcan after a drug overdose in her Pittsburgh home.
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Historic Philadelphia Opera House to Become Live Music Venue
A glorious old opera house that takes up a full city block in Philadelphia will reopen as a live music venue.
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Delaware Airmen Plead Not Guilty to Child Sexual Abuse
Two airmen stationed at Dover Air Force Base have pleaded not guilty to sexually abusing a teenage runaway they allegedly harbored on base.
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Fire Set to Scare Off Opossums Destroys Man's Wooden House
A Pennsylvania man trying to scare away opossums by setting a fire has destroyed his home.
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Gwynedd Mercy University Announces Hiring of New President
A Catholic university near Philadelphia has announced that it will hire the provost of a Pittsburgh school as its next president.
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Ace Hardware Opening Distribution Center With 200-Plus Jobs in Pennsylvania
Ace Hardware is opening a northeastern U.S. distribution center in eastern Pennsylvania, that will create more than 200 jobs.
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Man Faces Charges of Coercing Teens to Send Explicit Pictures
A federal grand jury has indicted a Delaware man accused of creating a fake Facebook account under the alias “Chase Reacher” to coerce teens into sending him explicit pictures.
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Is it the End of Promposals?
For local high school students, prom is a major event. For Pennsbury students, promposals are half the fun of it. But they could be coming to an end after new restrictions.
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‘The Best Prom in America' Bans Promposals
For Pennsbury High School students in Bucks County PA promposals are now a thing of the past.
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Body in Pennsylvania Pond ‘Suspicious': Police
Police are investigating the death of a man whose body was found in an eastern Pennsylvania pond.