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This Day in History: April 12
FDR dies; The Salk vaccine against polio was declared safe and effective; Martin Luther King Jr. is arrested and jailed in Birmingham, Ala.
Long Island cop in critical condition after being stabbed during traffic stop
A Long Island cop is in critical condition after a Mercedes driver stabbed him during a traffic stop Saturday night, officials said.
Minnesota cop cars damaged after police shoot suspect attempting to outrun traffic stop
Brooklyn Center police said that the driver of the vehicle had an outstanding warrant
Seattle mass shooting leaves at least three people – including toddler – injured, police hunt for gunman
At least four people, including a two-year-old, were shot Sunday afternoon near Seattle’s Center District neighborhood, police have confirmed.
CA teacher caught berating students in leaked Zoom over push for in-person learning, ‘Come at me’
A California high school teacher was caught on camera berating students for their parents' collective push to end remote learning and return children to their classrooms full time.
Missing California mother’s family holds prayer march: ‘We will bring Maya home and justice will be served’
Family members of Maya Millete held a vigil for her Sunday in conjunction with Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People, an activist group that raises awareness about the hundreds of women who go missing every year.
Seattle mass shooting leaves at least four people injured, police hunt for gunman
At least four people were shot Sunday afternoon near Seattle’s Center District neighborhood, police have confirmed.
California school board expected to vote on hybrid plan that excludes just 7th graders from in-person learning
A California school district will vote this Thursday on whether to move forward with a hybrid plan that excludes only seventh graders or to nix in-person learning altogether.
Illinois man turned wannabe ISIS terrorist sentenced, tells judge he’s a big ‘teddy bear’
Edward Schimenti, 39, of Zion told U.S. District Judge Andrea Wood during a sentencing hearing on Friday that he was "just a big teddy bear" and not a terrorist.