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There have been more than half dozen shootings along the interstate 80 freeway. Between richmond and pinole over the last 4 months. The latest incident on saturday. Left one man dead. Police believe these were all targetedgood evening everyone, im pam moore. There have been no arrests in any of these shootings. And there is very Little Information description. In saturdays deadly attack. Kron 4s alecia reid joins us live from richmond. Where the c hp is asking anyone with information to call police. Alecia . Authorites are following up on leads and say witnesses are the key factors in this investigation. Reporter the smallest bit of info may break this case the latest shooting along the i 80 corridor sent a Jeep Grand Cherokee careening over the embankment near the hilltop road exit, and its driver dead from gunshot wounds. This is the 7th shooting in 4 months. Two o ....
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Local activists say more young adults need to vote on name-change process for Duval schools Not everyone is eligible to cast a ballot. You must be a teacher, parent, student, alumni or community member living in the schools attendance zones. Author: First Coast News Staff Published: 11:31 PM EDT April 30, 2021 Updated: 11:31 PM EDT April 30, 2021 JACKSONVILLE, Fla. While community balloting on name changes has ended for five Duval County schools, only the first week of voting has wrapped up for the last four named after Confederate leaders or those responsible for killing or removing Native American populations. Local activists in favor of the name changes say Jacksonville’s participation in the process, especially at Robert E. Lee High School has been steady. ....