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Paramedics swarmed terminal 3 at Los Angeles International airport. After someone opened fire this morning. We proceeded up into the screening area. With where tsa screeners are and continued shooting and went past the screeners, back into the airport itself. Reporter emergency crews loaded wounded tsa officers into ambulances. One tsa officer, a 40yearold man was killed. And three others were injured. Passengers inside the terminal heard the gunshots. Right when i heard the shots, i looked over...

Everyone. Im sandra smith. Its putting the executive power to the test. Critics argue the Trump Administration plan would alienate immigrants and putting a states political power in congress and federal funding at risk. Bill doug mcelway outside the u. S. Supreme court today for the rundown. It boils down to one little question on the census questionnaire. It has been on the census questionnaire for better than a century. Was on the census questionnaire from the years 1820 through 1950 and then ...

NAGS HEAD — Temporary protections are currently in place for Jockey’s Ridge State Park, home of the largest living sand dune system in the eastern United States, but those protections will be considered again next week in Raleigh. The Rules Review Commission will hold a special meeting both in person and virtually at 10 a.m. on Monday, April 8, at 1711 New Hope Church Road in Raleigh to ...

Big cuts during pandemic helped turn the tide

Buncombe County is about to start receiving funding to help battle opioids. Most services at a hospital in Hendersonville are back to normal following a fire. Hendersonville officials are discussing details in the potential move of a new company into the city.