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The post on facebook or twitter. If you want to send a text include your name and city 202 7488003 is the text number and we will be reading those later in our live coverage from miami. Joining us now the author of unfollow an mri leaving the westborough active Baptist Church burka where did you grow up and how quex. I grew up in kansas at the westborough Baptist Church started by my grandfather and almost my entire extended family at westborough we had a normal life in some ways. Public school, video games, made cookies with my parents with all wonderful memories but then our lives were organ...

From the photographer who was killed is still disturbing. The victims 24 cereal Allison Parker and 27yearold adam ward third victim the subject of the interview is in surgery. We get the latest now from cbs news correspondent kenneth cra craig. Reporter reporter Allison Parker and her photographer adam ward were in the middle of a live shot at bridge water plaza this morning when a gunman opened fire killing them both. The shooting happened while parker was interviewing a woman on life television. The anchor was rattled when the station cut back quickly to the studio. Shortly afterward the sta...

Tweeted, we were very much in love and we just moved in together. She was in the newsroom when the shooting happened. Kenneth moton, abc news. Today through the connecting power of social media, we are learning more about the victims and the loved ones they leave behind, first to the reporter shot and killed. Allison parker, she had just moved in with her coworker, chris hurst, a philadelphia native, saying we did not share this publically but allison and i were very much in love and i am numb. They were together almost nine months and we wanted to get married and they just celebrated her 24th...

TROY, N.Y. — On Monday, the City of Troy raised a Pride flag for the month of June, celebrating and recognizing people of the LGBTQ+ community in the region.“Pride month is about celebrating the struggles, accomplishments, and contributions of people that represent a huge part of our city and a huge part of our society,” […]

San Francisco has neglected and mistreated its indigent and unclaimed dead — a pattern that dates back to the city’s founding days.