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Deputies later killing ikeguchi in a shootout. the sheriff says the 27-year-old was armed with an unregistered semiautomatic handgun adding his social media is rife with anti-lgbtq posts. >> it looks like the suspect acted alone, but we want to be sure that thats the case. >> reporter: carleton didnt identify as lgbtq, but friends say she was an ally. her death comes amid a rise in attacks against the lgbtq community. one study tracking more than 350 incidents of hate and extremism between june ...

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A case of locally acquired malaria has been confirmed in Maryland, the state Department of Health said Friday. The person was briefly hospitalized and is recovering at home.

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The unidentified patient from Marylands National Capital Region is recovering after being hospitalized with the infection, health officials said.

“According to the World Health Organization, Four African countries accounted for just over half of all malaria deaths worldwide: Nigeria top this list with 31.3%, followed by the Democratic Republic of the Congo with 12.6%, Tanzania (4.1%) and Niger (3.9%)...

The patient, whose identity is being kept confidential for privacy reasons, had not traveled outside the United States recently, the Maryland Health Department revealed in an official statement.

The findings mean that the so-called ears of a mosquito could be targeted by insecticides to keep them from mating.

The Maryland Department of Health reported its first locally acquired malaria case in more than four decades. State officials said late last week that a Maryland resident tested positive for malaria despite not having traveled outside of the United States or to another U.S. state with recent malaria cases. “Malaria was once common in the United…

A mother of nine shot and killed this weekend after someone allegedly took issue with an lgbtq pride flag displayed at her clothing store. the san bernardino sheriffs office says the suspect made several disparaging comments about that flag before fatally shooting laura ann carlton, and while carlton did not identify as a member of the lgbtq community, she was locally known as a staunch advocate. the suspect was fatally shot after confronting local deputies with a weapon. now to concerns over ...