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Charles Moose faced his sternest test as a police chief beginning Oct. 2, 2002, when several people were fatally shot within a day in suburban Maryland and the District.

They were the two serial killers who plagued America's capital in a post-911 world. But terror fears and racism in the case of the Beltway snipers have confused their place in history.

They were the two serial killers who plagued America's capital in a post-911 world. But terror fears and racism in the case of the Beltway snipers have confused their place in history.

They were the two serial killers who plagued America's capital in a post-911 world. But terror fears and racism in the case of the Beltway snipers have confused their place in history.

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It was a crime that shocked a city and it left no doubt that Winnipeg had a serious inner-city gang problem.

New outdoor music series celebrates Houston stars and favorite parks Enjoy cool weather and chill tunes at these free concerts. Photo by Katya Horner These toasty summer days — where minutes outside can feel like an eternity — may have some locals yearning for cooler temps in the great outdoors. With that in mind, a new entertainment series marries lush outdoor green spaces and smooth tunes. Jazzy Sundays in the Parks, a new live music series celebrating jazz (natch) in Houston, is coming...

May 13, 2021 Five new faculty members will be joining Washington State University in the fall as the inaugural cohort of the “Racism and Social Inequality in the Americas,” cluster hire program. The program was initiated to address systemwide needs for scholarship, teaching, and outreach aimed at dismantling systemic racism and to recruit and retain a more diverse faculty and student body. “Our hiring committees were able to recruit outstanding colleagues, and we could not be happier to h...

Voters seat municipal leadership throughout Douglas County in light-turnout election. 8:39 am, Apr. 7, 2021 × Raymond Carlson casts his ballot at the Government Center in Superior on Tuesday, April 6, 2021. (Jed Carlson / jcarlson@superiortelegram.com) North End has new representation following the Tuesday, April 6, election. Voters decided Lindsey Graskey is the candidate to replace longtime City Councilor Esther Dalbec. Dalbec was first elected in 2005 until an election defeat in...