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Found evidence of drugs nor alcohol but as Eyewitness News reporter justin finch shows us they are trying to determine how the driver lost control. Reporter unrecognizable and nearly sliced in half a 2,000 model acura tl the end of what police call highspeed crash. Authorities say a witness called 911 and then police pulled up to the crumpled car in the parking lot of on sand meyer lane in bustleton. One appeared ejected when we got on scene. One was out of the car on the ground. Inn seed the wreckage some victims were trapped the metal so mangled they were cut free. Two people were killed, tw...

Who had allegedly victimized. The shooter, had a lengthy record, been arrested four times. Nonshooter, three times. Reporter police say they are grateful officer mccollough, wounded only five blocks from where officer Jesse Hartnett was ambushed and shot in the arm in january was not more seriously hurt. Acts like last night, you know, like the one that officer hartnett was involved in, speak volumes of what the men and women not only of this department but across the country do each and every day. Reporter now the commissioner is saying officer mccollough is expected to be released from the h...

2. 9 million. Things that lean to the right, people just respond to it. Twice i think that case could be made. Ok, thats i think that case can be made. Ok, great. [laughter] i think the point that fred made, lets call a closet conservatives. It is harder sometimes to talk about the many hallways then it is to watch it on your tv. I think that is true. I think that is something that starts unfortunately sometimes with education in this country, slanted in my opinion in a different direction then maybe i would want it, especially in higher education. Kind of people grow up afraid to maybe speak ...

The bill was signed into law one decade ago, two years before the Supreme Court recognized gay marriages in every state.

Plummeting pupil numbers are pushing inner city schools to the brink of collapse. As young families flee the capital in record numbers, Katie Strick reports on the frightening consequences for education and the economy