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Immigration and Customs EnforcementHundreds of people have attended a vigil in the US city of Minneapolis to protest against the fatal shooting of a woman by a federal immigration agent. The woman, identified in the media as 37-year-old US citizen Renee Good, was shot at close range as she drove her car. The mayor of Minneapolis Jacob Frey has bluntly rejected the Trump administration's assertion that the agent had shot her in self-defence.
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BBC World Service - Newshour, Hundreds Attend Minneapolis Vigil After ICE Shooting
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Cary, North Carolina · Cary(The Center Square) – From well-regarded municipal management in North Carolina inspiring a book on it to an abrupt exit amid allegations of misusing taxpayer money, the town of Cary and its former manager are nearing the tumultuous end.See the Story
Potential Criminal, Fraudulent Activity by Ousted Town Manager Probed
Coverage: 7 sources
Measles · CharlotteCHARLOTTE, N.C. — About 106,000 — or one in six North Carolina children — attend elementary schools where the risk for measles outbreaks run high, according to the best available state analysis.See the Story
Measles Is Spreading: Is Your Child’s North Carolina School Vulnerable?
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