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Fox21Online July 27, 2021 TWO HARBORS, Minn.– After 70 mile per hour winds whip through the Northland, Two Harbors spends the day cleaning up what is described as a short but destructive storm. The town was littered with debris from last nights storm and community members shared their initial reactions to what they saw and heard, including one homeowner who experienced the brunt of the storm a little too close to home. “We were watching those trees as they were almost falling over, and then we see a branch and a loud thud, and my wife thought it was thundering and I’m like nope, it’s ...

Taylor greene has been brushing off her fellow republicans. but can she do that to her voters? what was she thinking? >> the holocaust was terrible, terrible, and why she said that, compared to that, i really don't know. >> reporter: at a diner in rome, georgia, wayne wright said he voted for greene but that the congresswoman's comments have gone too far. >> what do you think? >> i don't think anyone should be comparing to the nazis and the holocaust. that's a different world, just not appropriate. >> reporter: white says greene has become all talk and little ax when it comes to representing t...

Jimmy Rodgers appeals conviction in murder of Teresa Sievers Published: April 29, 2021 8:18 PM EDT Updated: April 29, 2021 11:38 PM EDT Attorneys for one of the men convicted in the brutal murder of Dr. Teresa Sievers filed an appeal on his behalf Thursday. Jimmy Rodgers was convicted of killing Sievers inside her Bonita Springs home in 2015 and sentenced to life in prison in 2019. Rodgers’ attorney told us comments from Judge Bruce Kyle at the sentencing sum up why the case should be overturned. Judge Kyle called it a “Conflicting verdict.” FILE Photo of convicted killer Jimmy Rodgers ...

Media Credit: File Photos by Jack Borowiak and Jack Fonseca | Staff Photographers As the Board of Trustees conduct its regular review of University President Thomas LeBlanc, some faculty doubt that LeBlanc will be able to rebuild trust with the community. Faculty said University President Thomas LeBlanc may not be able to salvage relationships with the GW community on the heels of a year marked by ongoing tensions between the two and calls for LeBlanc to resign. Tensions between LeBlanc and faculty members have been escalating since last February but have heightened this past year as various ...