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Syracuse's Dyaisha Fair keeps climbing NCAA scoring list, elevating team in ACC standings
Read full article: Syracuse's Dyaisha Fair keeps climbing NCAA scoring list, elevating team in ACC standingsDyaisha Fair keeps rising on the NCAA career scoring list and has No. 17 Syracuse sitting high in the ACC standings.
Willy the Texas rodeo goat, on the lam for weeks, has been found safe
Read full article: Willy the Texas rodeo goat, on the lam for weeks, has been found safeWilly the rodeo goat has lassoed the hearts of residents in a rural South Texas county ever since she escaped from an animal enclosure July 15.
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23 Detroit Whole Foods employees test positive for COVID-19, city officials say
Read full article: 23 Detroit Whole Foods employees test positive for COVID-19, city officials sayDETROIT, MI - APRIL 26: A line of customers exhibiting social distancing is shown at a Whole Foods grocery store as the coronavirus pandemic continues on April 26, 2020 in Detroit, Michigan. Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued orders of social distancing limiting customers inside of stores in the State due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic. (Photo by Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images)DETROIT – The city of Detroit has reported that 23 Whole Foods Market employees have tested positive for COVID-19. Out of 196 employees, 23 tested positive, Fair said. We support any Team Member who is diagnosed positive or placed in quarantine so they can prioritize their health and stay home.
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Lawsuit: Southfield police officers used excessive force during arrest causing death of unborn baby
Read full article: Lawsuit: Southfield police officers used excessive force during arrest causing death of unborn babySOUTHFIELD, Mich. – A woman is suing the Southfield Police Department and three of its officers alleging that excessive force led her to lose her unborn baby. White gathered her belongings and began packing her car when three Southfield officers, Officer J. Woodside, Officer M. Fair and Officer A. Rucinski, arrived on scene and accused her of being armed, according to the lawsuit. White denied being armed and lifted her shirt to expose her waistline, according to the lawsuit. When Woodside stepped back, Fair deployed his Taser and struck White in the abdomen, according to the lawsuit. According to the lawsuit, White’s baby died on Feb. 22.