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Officials investigating DC apartment fire that killed two, left 40 units ‘uninhabitable’

Wednesday, February 23 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Officials are investigating what caused a fire that killed two people and displaced multiple residents at an apartment building in Washington, D.C., early Tuesday.The two people that died, a man and a woman, had been taken to the hospital in critical condition,... Read More.

Storm wreaks havoc on Midwest roads, second storm set to pummel Northeast with ice, snow

Wednesday, February 23 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- One winter storm has wreaked havoc on Midwest roadways, and another is gearing up to bring a dangerous wave of ice and snow to the Northeast.The first storm slammed the Midwest Tuesday, dropping 10 to 30 inches of snow in some... Read More.

Ahmaud Arbery Day officially recognized on second anniversary of his death

Wednesday, February 23 by ABC News

(ATLANTA) -- Ahmaud Arbery Day has been officially recognized in Georgia on the second anniversary of his death, just one day after his killers were found guilty on all counts in the federal hate crime case surrounding Arbery's death.The Georgia General Assembly passed a... Read More.

Trial begins for only former officer charged in Breonna Taylor raid

Wednesday, February 23 by ABC News

(LOUISVILLE, Ky.) -- Opening arguments will take place Wednesday in the trial for the sole Louisville, Kentucky, police officer charged in connection to the "no-knock" search warrant raid that killed Breonna Taylor.Brett Hankison is charged with three counts of first-degree wanton endangerment of Taylor's... Read More.

National Guardsmen approved for trucker convoy protests in Washington

Wednesday, February 23 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- The National Guard Bureau said on Tuesday night that U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin approved requests for 700 National Guard members to aid Washington ahead of the arrival of at least three separate trucker convoys.Those convoys plan to head to the Washington... Read More.

Black educators reflect on teaching history amid critical race theory backlash

Wednesday, February 23 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Recent attacks on race education, via the targeting of "critical race theory" in schools, have put Black educators -- and the lessons they teach on racial inequality -- under scrutiny.For Black educators across the country, Black History Month offers a chance... Read More.

Four dead in helicopter crash at US Navy facility in Hawaii

Wednesday, February 23 by ABC News

(KAUAI, Hawaii) -- Four people are dead after a civilian-contracted helicopter crashed at a U.S. naval facility, officials said.The incident occurred at the Pacific Missile Range Facility, a Navy base in Kauai, Hawaii, shortly after 10 a.m. local time Tuesday.The helicopter was operated by... Read More.

Black teen handcuffed in viral video of mall fight speaks out on police treatment

Tuesday, February 22 by ABC News

(BRIDGEWATER, N.J.) -- The 14-year-old who was handcuffed by police as they broke up a fight at a New Jersey mall is speaking out about the incident, which prompted an internal investigation over the police's apparent treatment of the Black teen.In a viral video... Read More.

Officials investigating DC apartment fire that killed 2, left 40 units ‘uninhabitable’

Tuesday, February 22 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Officials are investigating what caused a fire that killed two people and displaced multiple residents at an apartment building in Washington, D.C., early Tuesday.The two that died, a man and a woman, had been taken to the hospital in critical condition, but... Read More.

‘No one did a thing to help’: Closing arguments in fed trial of George Floyd cops

Tuesday, February 22 by ABC News

(ST. PAUL, Minn.) -- A federal jury is poised to begin deliberating the fates of three former Minneapolis police officers accused of violating George Floyd's civil rights by not providing medical aid during his fatal arrest and failing to stop their senior officer's excessive... Read More.

New Jersey notifies 186,000 buildings, homes drinking water comes through lead pipes

Tuesday, February 22 by ABC News

(TRENTON, N.J.) -- New Jersey announced Thursday it is notifying nearly 200,000 homes and businesses that they are receiving drinking water from service lines contaminated with lead, according to the state Department of Environmental Protection.The announcement came on the heels of the state's Lead... Read More.

Two winter storms on the move from West Coast to East Coast: Latest paths

Tuesday, February 22 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- Two storms are wreaking havoc on roads as they push from the West Coast to the East Coast with heavy snow, ice and rain.As many as 98 vehicles crashed along a one-mile stretch of snowy Interstate 84 in Oregon on Monday,... Read More.

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Officials investigating DC apartment fire that killed two, left 40 units ‘uninhabitable’

Storm wreaks havoc on Midwest roads, second storm set to pummel Northeast with ice, snow

Ahmaud Arbery Day officially recognized on second anniversary of his death

Trial begins for only former officer charged in Breonna Taylor raid

National Guardsmen approved for trucker convoy protests in Washington

Black educators reflect on teaching history amid critical race theory backlash

Four dead in helicopter crash at US Navy facility in Hawaii

Black teen handcuffed in viral video of mall fight speaks out on police treatment

Officials investigating DC apartment fire that killed 2, left 40 units ‘uninhabitable’

‘No one did a thing to help’: Closing arguments in fed trial of George Floyd cops

New Jersey notifies 186,000 buildings, homes drinking water comes through lead pipes

Two winter storms on the move from West Coast to East Coast: Latest paths

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