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Experts Say $15 Billion Overhaul Could Fix the Broken 911 System, Saving Lives and Money
The 911 emergency system hasn’t kept up with tech changes, causing delays and difficulties locating callers. Fixing it could save lives and money.
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Man Follows Drexel Student and Rapes Her Inside Off-Campus Home, Police Say
Drexel University students are on high alert after a man walked into a woman’s off-campus apartment, forced her upstairs and then raped her, police said.
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Texas Troopers' Union Sues Over New Waistline Requirements
A union for Texas troopers is suing the state over a new policy that limits the size of officers’ waistlines.
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2 Dead in House Fire in Orrington, Maine
Two people have died in an early morning house fire in the Maine town of Orrington. The fire marshal’s office says three other people, two men and a woman, escaped the fire that was reported around 2:30 a.m. on Saturday. Authorities say the bodies of a man and woman were found in the rubble. They will be transported to the...
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Holy Cross Cancels College While Possible Hate Crime is Investigated
Nearly three weeks after the alleged assault of an LGBT student, classes will be canceled Friday afternoon at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts for a campus-wide discussion.
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College of the Holy Cross to Cancel Classes for Summit After Alleged Attack
Nearly three weeks after the alleged assault of an LGBT student, classes will be canceled Friday afternoon at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts for a campus-wide discussion. College officials have not released much about the alleged attack on Oct. 27 saying the investigation is still active and authorities are trying to protect the privacy of the...
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Hand Grenade Found in Vermont Picnic Area
Police in Vermont had to be called in Monday after a person found a hand grenade near a picnic area in Waterford.
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Another Crude Video Surfaces After Syracuse Fraternity's Expulsion
Syracuse University expelled a fraternity over an offensive video that members say was intended as satire, but the controversy is continuing with the emergence of more video simulating a sexual assault of a disabled person.
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Syracuse University Fraternity Permanently Expelled Over Racist Video
Syracuse University permanently expelled a fraternity over an offensive video that fraternity members say was intended as satire.
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Protesters Want Syracuse University to Release Racist, Sexist Fraternity Video
Protesters at Syracuse University have demanded that the school release video showing racist and sexist behavior by members of a now-suspended fraternity.
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Man Leaves Car Curbside, Boards Flight Without Ticket: Authorities
The Transportation Security Administration is investigating how a man slipped past security and boarded a passenger plane without a ticket at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport Sunday night.