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Families in Cabarrus County are pushing for justice for loved ones who have died from fentanyl.

And don't forget the 401(k) matching and paid time off.

A Concord mother says she is still waiting for justice a year after her son died from fentanyl exposure.

Church Briefs is a weekly column that highlights faith-related activities in Plainview and surrounding communities.

Solid Waste Director Brenda Haney said at least 15 garbage trucks got stuck in the mud last week, pushing schedules back and causing delays in service.

The five guns stolen from Milwaukee officers are Sig Sauer P320s, the same gun at the center of three shootings where officers reported the guns firing from their holsters without the trigger being pulled.

"He is on administrative duty without police power. An internal investigation is pending," a police department spokesperson said in an email.

>> people are meant to be together. donate, help, keep it that way. welcome to fox. news live. im jackie banas in new york . sad news rocking the entertainment world. comedic actress kirstie alley has died following a battle with cancer. fans might remember her best for her emmy award winning performance on the popular sitcom cheers and the nineteen eighty nine comedy look whos talking. kirstie alley was seventy one disgraced attorney michael abenaki, sentenced by a california judge to 14 years ...

Abernathy laurels raised pay to $16 an hour, and started paying to train and certify new c.n.a.s. its a measure of how much the world had changed. >> thats right. and it was an investment. >> reporter: most furthers homes remain understaffed, some dangerously so. >> its just a form of neglect, and i dont want to be part of that. >> reporter: part an industry where too often help just isnt there. mark strassmann, cbs news, newton, north carolina. >> odonnell: and still ahead right here on tonight...

Pittsburgh continues to heal after a gunman killed 11 worshippers at the Tree of Life Congregation in 2018. For the community in Uvalde, Father Abernathy said the healing process could go on for generations.