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Chicago limits St. Patrick’s Day celebrations but continues river dyeing tradition

Saturday, March 13 by ABC News

BY: MARLENE LENGTHANG, ABC NEWS (CHICAGO) — Chicago will tone down the city's St. Patrick's Day celebrations again this year due to the pandemic, but the 59-year tradition of dyeing the river green continues on. On Saturday morning the river was dyed its iconic... Read More.

Savannah bracing for over 30,000 Saint Patrick’s Day tourists despite pandemic

Saturday, March 13 by ABC News

BY: EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — Saint Patrick's Day in Savannah, Georgia, is known for tourists, parades and bar hopping. Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the city is bracing for 30,000 to 50,000 visitors on top of the regional "day-trippers," said Susan... Read More.

Winter storm could bring multiple feet of snow to Denver

Saturday, March 13 by ABC News

BY: DANIEL MANZO, ABC NEWS (NEW YORK) — A major storm is targeting the central U.S. this weekend, with near blizzard conditions forecast across the Rockies and High Plains. Severe weather, including the possibility of strong tornadoes across the central and southern Plains,... Read More.

Rochester officials ‘suppressed’ information in Daniel Prude case, investigation finds

Friday, March 12 by ABC News

By MEREDITH DELISO, ABC News(ROCHESTER, N.Y.) -- An independent investigation into the city of Rochester's response to the death of Daniel Prude nearly one year ago determined that officials "suppressed" information and lied.Prude, 41, was restrained by Rochester... Read More.

$27 million settlement for George Floyd’s family approved by Minneapolis City Council

Friday, March 12 by ABC News

By EMILY SHAPIRO and WHITNEY LLOYD, ABC News(MINNEAPOLIS) -- A $27 million settlement to the family of George Floyd has been unanimously approved by Minneapolis' City Council.Floyd, a 46-year-old Black man, died after being arrested on May 25,... Read More.

Georgetown law professor terminated after remarks about Black students

Friday, March 12 by ABC News

By CATHERINE THORBECKE and BENJAMIN SIU, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- A Georgetown Law School professor has been terminated after comments she made about a lot of her "lower" students being Black went viral and sparked a firestorm of backlash on social... Read More.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg statue unveiled in Brooklyn to mark her birthday, Women’s History Month

Friday, March 12 by ABC News

By EMILY SHAPIRO, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- A bronze statue of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was unveiled Friday morning in her hometown of Brooklyn, New York.The date was chosen to commemorate Ginsburg's birthday and to recognize... Read More.

DOJ expects at least 100 more to be charged in Capitol attack investigation

Friday, March 12 by ABC News

By ALEXANDER MALLIN and MICHELLE STODDART, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- The Justice Department expects to charge at least 100 more still-unidentified individuals connected to the Jan. 6 attack at the U.S. Capitol, federal prosecutors revealed in a court filing Friday.They also... Read More.

Major storm moving east, will bring record-breaking snow and damaging thunderstorms

Friday, March 12 by ABC News

By MAX GOLEMBO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- A major storm is on the move Friday, with record-breaking snowfall along with tornado and flood threats expected from California to Kentucky.This storm already brought 1 to 2 feet of snow for parts... Read More.

Manhattan DA Cy Vance will not seek reelection, Trump case pending

Friday, March 12 by ABC News

By AARON KATERSKY, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- Cy Vance announced Friday he would not seek another term as Manhattan District Attorney, a position he used to prosecute Harvey Weinstein and investigate former President Donald Trump.Vance is departing this December after... Read More.

Breonna Taylor’s mom seeking justice one year later: ‘They should be held accountable’

Friday, March 12 by ABC News

By EMILY SHAPIRO andd SABINA GHEBREMEDHIN, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- One year after Breonna Taylor was shot dead by police in her Louisville, Kentucky, home, no officers have been charged in connection to her death, and her mother is desperate to see... Read More.

Record number of state bills in 2021 impact transgender rights, advocacy group says

Friday, March 12 by ABC News

By MEREDITH DELISO, ABC News (NEW YORK) -- State legislators have filed a record number of bills this year that would impact the rights of transgender people, according to an LGBTQ advocacy group.There have been 82 such bills introduced so far... Read More.

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Chicago limits St. Patrick’s Day celebrations but continues river dyeing tradition

Savannah bracing for over 30,000 Saint Patrick’s Day tourists despite pandemic

Winter storm could bring multiple feet of snow to Denver

Rochester officials ‘suppressed’ information in Daniel Prude case, investigation finds

$27 million settlement for George Floyd’s family approved by Minneapolis City Council

Georgetown law professor terminated after remarks about Black students

Ruth Bader Ginsburg statue unveiled in Brooklyn to mark her birthday, Women’s History Month

DOJ expects at least 100 more to be charged in Capitol attack investigation

Major storm moving east, will bring record-breaking snow and damaging thunderstorms

Manhattan DA Cy Vance will not seek reelection, Trump case pending

Breonna Taylor’s mom seeking justice one year later: ‘They should be held accountable’

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