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Crime

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Sergeant 1st Class Duke Webb

Green Beret charged in Illinois murder spree may have PTSD, lawyer said

The dates of Webb's last deployment to Afghanistan coincide with the date of a deadly insider attack on members of the unit he served with.

Technology

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Hollywood Exteriors And Landmarks - 2025

Tesla Diner, Drive-In Opens in Hollywood

Elon Musk's new Tesla Diner is now open for business in Hollywood, California

Energy

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electric semi

Electrifying trucking in U.S. could cost as much as $1 trillion, burden consumers, study warns

These costs to electrify trucking would ultimately be passed down to consumers. Trucks move nearly 73% of the nation's freight by volume, meaning many goods will be impacted by the added expense of such a transition.

Security

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TSA employee checks passengers identity at O'Hare International Airport

Suspect named, still at large in concealed weapon incident at Atlanta airport checkpoint

Suspect sought on charges including carrying concealed weapon at commercial airport, possession of firearm by convicted felon, discharging firearm

Free Speech

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Gender critical feminist Thistle Pettersen

Prosecution collapses against feminist charged with hate crime for anti-transgender stickers

Madison, Wisconsin police scoured city surveillance to track down musician with a distinctive bicycle.

Energy

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SolarPanels

City of Denver to pay over $1M for non-profit solar installation

This contract is part of Denver’s Renewable & Resilience Incentive program as Denver continues to work towards its goal of 100% renewable energy by 2030. The program was created in 2022 and offers financial incentives for installing distributed energy resources, including solar, battery storage, and electric vehicle charging equipment.

Energy

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home charging

Who covers EV charger costs for homes main focus of Illinois mandate

"I will tell you that there are some landlords, in my district in particular, some condominium associations that really do not know what to do here," Chicago Sen. Sara Feigenholtz said.

Local

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Rep. Bass

Los Angeles mayor out of country when wildfires hit, now en route back: Report

“We've got a mayor that is out of the country and we have got a city that is burning, and there is no resources to put out fires,” Caruso says

Courts & Law

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Bail set at $5 million for Waukesha Christmas parade massacre suspect

The prosecution said a sixth child had died due to the attack, and that Darrell Brooks would be charged with six counts of intentional homicide.

Coronavirus

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Delaware Gov. John Carney

As Delaware beaches open, governor warns out-of-staters: Stay away

Visitors may risk criminal charges under quarantine law

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