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Month: March 2020

Man faces 10 dog fighting and drug dealing charges

Click here for updates on this story     WJRT (WJRT) — A Flint man is facing 10 charges related to running an alleged dog fighting ring and dealing drugs after a pair of Flint Area Narcotics Group raids. Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton announced the charges Thursday against 25-year-old Marquel Holmes. Police seized nearly 1 kilogram

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Jerry Seinfeld postpones New York City shows

Jerry Seinfeld has canceled his weekend performances at the Beacon Theatre in New York City due to the coronavirus outbreak. “I am postponing my shows this weekend at @beacontheatre, in NYC,” the comic announced on Instagram. “Let’s do this another time when we can relax and enjoy it a lot more.” Seinfeld also told fans

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US moves to implement Europe travel restrictions Friday

The United States is preparing to implement another set of severe travel restrictions as the Trump administration grapples with how to handle the coronavirus pandemic, banning travelers from dozens of countries, rerouting flights and diverting thousands of airline passengers for medical screening. At 11:59 p.m. Friday, travel restrictions will take effect for a large swath

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How this county’s paychecks jumped 18%

Paychecks are growing fatter in Boulder County, Colorado, than in 354 of the nation’s largest counties. The region northwest of Denver got an 18.5% spike in its average weekly wages during the third quarter of 2019 from the year before, according to Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages data. The astonishing jump was influenced by

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Trump’s rivals use coronavirus to make 2020 case

President Donald Trump isn’t the only one trying to calm the nation’s rattled nerves during the coronavirus pandemic. The Democratic candidates vying for his job in 2020 also spoke to the nation Thursday, warning the public to avoid large gatherings and criticizing Trump’s handling of the outbreak. In a presidential setting in front of American

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U.S. launches airstrikes against Iran-backed militia group that hit Iraq base

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. launched airstrikes Thursday in Iraq, targeting the Iranian-backed Shia militia members believed responsible for the rocket attack that killed and wounded American and British troops at a base north of Baghdad, the Pentagon said.. U.S. officials said multiple strikes by U.S. fighter jets hit five locations and mainly targeted Kataib

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‘Prolonged, unprotected contact’ led to first known person-to-person coronavirus transmission in US, study says

A woman who traveled from China to Illinois in mid-January likely transmitted the novel coronavirus to her husband through “prolonged, unprotected contact,” according to research released Thursday. None of more than 300 people who came into contact with the two patients after they showed symptoms, however, developed symptoms of their own. The findings, published in

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