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Records: Suspected teen gunman tells police 'I was mad'
CLOVIS, N.M. (AP) - The teenager accused of gunning down two employees inside a New Mexico public library this week and seriously wounding four others had planned to shoot up his high school but ended up going to the library instead, according to court documents filed Wednesday.

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Records: Suspected teen gunman tells police 'I was mad'
CLOVIS, N.M. (AP) - The teenager accused of gunning down two employees inside a New Mexico public library this week and seriously wounding four others had planned to shoot up his high school but ended up going to the library instead, according to court documents filed Wednesday.

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WNY Responds to Hurricane Harvey 7 mins ago
HAMBURG, N.Y. (WKBW) - A disaster relief effort here in Western New York helping those affected by Harvey. Disaster rebuilding ministry, to collect items. Paul Hartley, Outreach Pastor of Wesleyan Church of Hamburg, says, “We’re looking for materials that will help in recovery and relief of people whose homes and lived have been destroyed.

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Reporter shares heartbreaking photo of dogs left behind during Hurricane Harvey
A CNN reporter rescued a Texas man when the truck he was driving started sinking in floodwater in a treacherous moment caught on camera. CNN’s Drew Griffin was preparing for a live shot Wednesday in Beaumont, Texas, where the man drove into a ravine, mistaking it for a road flooded by Tropical Storm Harvey.

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Shooting suspect: I thought I would kill myself or kill a bunch of people
WEBVTT 10-YEAR-OLD BROTHER NOAH, AND 51-YEAR-OLD HOWARD JOrtNES. >> SO MANY PEOPLE IN THIS COMMUNITY ARE HURTING AND JUST TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW THIS HAPPENED, WHY THIS HAPPEN.THERE'S STILL YELLOW CRIME SCENETAPE AROUNDrt THE LIBRARY, PEOPLE ARE COMING BY, DROPPING OFF FLAWERS.POLICE TELL ME THE FIRST 911 CALLS CAME IN AT 4:13.

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Somerset police searching for person of interest in woman’s murder
Dwight Mitchell Bell, a person of interest in the murder of Ruthie Carolyn New. Somerset Police Department Somerset police are asking for the public’s help as they search for a person of interest in the murder of a woman who was found dead last Friday in a Pulaski County church.

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Records: Suspected teen gunman tells police 'I was mad'
CLOVIS, N.M. (AP) The teenager accused of gunning down two employees inside a New Mexico public library this week and seriously wounding four others had planned to shoot up his high school but ended up going to the library instead, according to court documents filed Wednesday.

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Problem landlord could go to jail for fines
TAMPA, Fla. - "He can either plead guilty, not guilty or no contest and get a trial date," said a Tampa judge. Pastor Nunez owes Hillsborough County $4 million in fines. Code enforcement says he's let some of his 40 rental homes fall into disrepair. "Let them put me in jail --- that's what I'd like them to do," said Nunez.

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Police Identify Suspect & Victim In SW OKC Home Invasion
OKLAHOMA CITY - A 76-year-old metro woman was brutally attacked by a man she had helped in the past. Police arrested 24-year-old Rowdy McAuley Tuesday evening for stabbing Patricia Thompson multiple times. Police said this is not the first time McAuley has been arrested for assault with a deadly weapon.

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Records: Suspected teen gunman tells police ‘I was mad’
CLOVIS, N.M. The teenager accused of gunning down two employees inside a New Mexico public library this week and seriously wounding four others had planned to shoot up his high school but ended up going to the library instead, according to court documents filed Wednesday.

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Manitowoc church who resettled Hurricane Katrina family, ready to help again new
Manitowoc's First Presbyterian church, who helped a family resettle after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, is ready to help again for Hurricane Harvey, August 30, 2017. (WLUK)  MANITOWOC (WLUK) -- It's a moment Pastor Matt Sauer of Manitowoc's First Presbyterian, says he will never forget.

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Community grief-stricken after boy fatally hit on bicycle
WEBVTT TODAY AND ALLrt OF THEMARE TRYING TO DEAL WITH THE LOSSOF A FRIEND.>THE MEMORIAL GREW ONWEDNESDAY ANrtD PEOPLE SHOWEDTHEIR RESPECTS FOR HIM.>> HE MADE LIFE LOOK SO EASY ANDFUN.PEOPLE WERE JUST ATTRArtCTED TOHIM.HE HAD SO MANY FRIENDS.>> THIS IS THE PASTOR OF ZIONrtLUTHERAN CHURCH.HE WENT TO THE HOSPITAL TOCOMFORT IN ANY WAY HE COULD.

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Group counters Nashville Statement with pro-LGBT message, calls it The Accurate Nashville Statement
Christopher Shappley celebrates at Legislative Plaza after the U.S. Supreme Court officially recognized the legal authority for same-sex couples to be married in 2015. Republican lawmakers have filed a bill to strictly define what it means to be a mother, father, husband and wife in Tennessee, and....

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The Latest: Family of suspect saddened by library shooting
Inside the library, police found a handgun on a shelf near Jouett as he had his hands above his head. They also found a bag containing a second handgun and ammunition. 3:20 p.m. Court documents say the teenager accused of opening fire in a New Mexico public library initially planned to shoot up his....

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Troubled teenager
SANTA FE - A teenager who killed two people and wounded four others in a shooting at a small-town New Mexico library had a troubled past but appeared to have turned his life around after joining a church, his pastor, said on Tuesday. Sixteen-year-old Nathaniel Jouett had been baptised this summer....

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Who was — and wasn't — invited to Betsy DeVos's education roundtable
An office manager was invited. So were politicians, ministers and school administrators. But it’s more interesting who wasn’t invited to the education roundtable that Education Secretary Betsy DeVos attended in Tallahassee on Wednesday with the Baptist minister who convened the event. The event was convened by the Rev.

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Girl's rape suspect misses identity parade over beaten-up face
The case against the 49-year-old man accused of raping a five-year-old girl was delayed because the accused could not participate in an identity parade. The man’s face was swollen from alleged assault by other inmates in holding cells. The man was arrested after police were alerted by members of the....

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Religious organizations across Dallas-Fort Worth providing relief for Hurricane Harvey victims
Lisa Booth, director of hospitality at Christ United Methodist Church in Plano, said the congregation is prepared to open its doors just as it did after Hurricane Katrina. They called it Hotel Katrina, housing evacuees at the Christian Life Center, which has a full kitchen, showers, lockers, a gym and classrooms.

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Herdsmen again invade Falae farm in Ondo
By Dayo Johnson Akure NO fewer than six herdsmen again invaded the farm of the former Secretary to the Government of the Federation SGF, Chief Olu Falae in Akure, the Ondo state capital and destroyed his farm. Timely intervention of police who were deployed by the state police command prevented the loss of lives.

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Loss of teen in bicycle crash ‘keenly felt’ throughout the community
JOHNSTON, Iowa. The Johnston community is mourning the loss of a teenage boy. A vehicle struck and killed 13-year-old Ali Hashim Tuesday while he was riding his bike at the corner of Merle Hay Road and Northwest 66th Avenue. The driver of the truck, 36-year-old Matthew Scott Nielsen, remained at the scene and is cooperating with police.

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Anti-Gay Harlem Pastor Defies City Again by Adding TV to Controversial Sign
HARLEM The homophobic pastor of a landmarked Harlem church doesn't believe in asking for permission or begging for forgiveness. ' top holy man James David Manning , recently attached a large television to a sign that regularly featured controversial statements outside his landmarked West 123rd Street church, despite knowing it violated city laws.

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How Pastor Joel Osteen was shamed by Hurricane Harvey
How social media shamed Houston televangelist Joel Osteen in to opening his dry megachurch to Hurricane Harvey evacuees after he claimed it was inaccessible and flooded Joel Osteen claims Lakewood Church has always been open to the needy; On Sunday, the church said it was 'inaccessible' due to....

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The Latest: Records: Teen had planned to shoot up school
CLOVIS, N.M. The Latest on the deadly shooting at a public library in New Mexico (all times local): 3:20 p.m. Court documents say the teenager accused of opening fire in a New Mexico public library initially planned to shoot up his high school because he was angry but ended up going to the library instead.

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Readers: Osteen, that wasn't very Christian of you
Pastor Joel Osteen opened his Houston megachurch to flood victims Tuesday after social media critics slammed the televangelist for not offering to house people in need. Comments are edited for clarity and grammar: It was not safe! I mean, can you imagine how much it would have cost to replace the....

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The Latest: Records: Teen had planned to shoot up school
CLOVIS, N.M. The Latest on the deadly shooting at a public library in New Mexico (all times local): 3:20 p.m. Court documents say the teenager accused of opening fire in a New Mexico public library initially planned to shoot up his high school because he was angry but ended up going to the library instead.

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Flooded with love: Thousands on Alabama Gulf Coast offer help for Texas hurricane victims
Rescue boats fill a flooded street as flood victims are evacuated as floodwaters from Tropical Storm Harvey rise Monday, Aug. 28, 2017, in Houston. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip) MOBILE, AL (WALA) - From West Mobile to Coden, dozens of organizations across Mobile County have been collecting donations....

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