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Those shootings coming onomin the heels of a desperate pleaesp to End Gun Violence in thence t district. Fox5s annie yu live at liv Police Headquarters thisce morning with the details. Ls what can you tell us, annie . Ou reporter husey, goodey morning to you holly and steve. D. C. Police tell us that thetelt shootings started coming inmin i around 9 oclock last night. T ng as you mentioned, that homicide was one of four of fo shootings that happened lastla night. That one happening at 800 ht blo...

Carrie Leblanc compassio nworks international a travesty against endangered species. they stood outside the mandalay bay where some 20 thousand people gather in las vegas for the 44th annual Safari Club International. The Event Features everything from hunting gears to taxidermy displays. It also offers auctions for permits to kill some 600 hundred animals from more than 30 countries. These include everything from the red deer in new zealand to black bears in alaska. Carrie Leblanc compassio nwo...

The judge approved the motion to separate their cases. Hippie will be back for her preliminary hearing on march 8th. brian loftus and the woman accused in the deadly strip crash. Will be back in court in a few weeks to hear the case against her. Today the judge set a preliminary hearing for Lakeisha Holloway for february 18th. She faces dozens of charges in the crash that took one life, and sent dozens to the hospital. Police say she intentionally drove up onto the side walk in front of planet h...

The case against the woman. Accused of purposefully running down people on the strip. Is back in court today. Police say Lakeisha Holloway plowed into a group of people. Walking in between the paris and Planet Hollywood hotels. 1 person died and more than 30 were injured. Her toddler was in the back seat when it happened. Well be in court for holloways appearance at 8am. And will update you on what happens onair and on las vegas now dot com. Kirsten Joyce this morning. Metro police are apologizi...

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