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USA TODAY Donations are pouring in for two Idaho middle school employees who are being hailed as "heroes" after a sixth grade girl opened fire in the hallway Thursday. Three people — an adult and two students — were injured at Rigby Middle School, Jefferson County Sheriff Steve Anderson said. The victims were shot in their limbs and are expected to survive. The rampage only stopped when a female teacher took the handgun from the shooter and "held her until law enforcement apprehended her," Anderson said. The teacher has been identified in a community Facebook group, multipleGoFundMe ...

Cathedral City man accused of robbing Banning bank City News Service A 42-year-old man accused of holding up a Banning bank by pretending to have a gun concealed under his shirt was charged Wednesday with robbery. Aaron Sterling Gefrerer of Cathedral City was arrested Saturday following a Banning Police Department investigation, with assistance from neighboring agencies. Gefrerer is being held in lieu of $35,000 bail at the Smith Correctional Facility in Banning and is slated to make his initial court appearance Thursday at the Banning Justice Center. According to police, at about 10:30 a.m. ...

Trump can play the victim all he wants, analysts said, but Facebook had little choice but to keep him offline given his constant violation of its rules. "He has only himself to blame for actively promoting pernicious lies and conspiracy theories and for being an online bully," said Lara Brown, director of the Graduate School of Political Management at George Washington University. Brown said Trump can try to start his own social media company, but "it is unlikely that he would ever be able to garner the attention or generate the reach that he was able to on Facebook." Trump aides insisted the...

Ummad Rushdi, 30, of Windsor Township, is charged with first-, second- and third-degree murder in the death of 7-month-old Hamza Ali.

"I've seen the relief it can provide," said Bagley, who said he has never smoked marijuana. Bagley supports the medical marijuana expansion but said he won't vote for full legalization, a signal some of the Republicans that supported Magee's bill aren't ready for legalization. John Davis of Wellcana Group, one of the state's two authorized cannabis growers as a partner with the LSU AgCenter, said the current medical products are costly because they require expensive equipment to process them. Magee's companion bill (HB 514) that would apply state sales taxes to the raw marijuana product, or f...