How police solved a Massachusetts student's 1986 murder
For decades, Claire Gravel's family didn’t know who killed her. A DNA hit cracked the case.
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← Return to briefing For decades, Claire Gravel's family didn’t know who killed her. A DNA hit cracked the case.
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Police confirm a 17-year-old student was shot and killed on Dryad Street and Chimney Rock near the school on Friday morning.
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The John Cooper School is proud to celebrate Director of Wellness Dr. Juan-Diego Estrada on the publication of his new book, Beyond Thinking: Cultivating Awareness and Well-Being in Education, published by Bloomsbury Academic. Drawing on more than two decades of experience......
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There's no fall cooldown in the forecast, but there is a humidity drop that will bring us delightful mornings and evenings. A rainy pattern looks to develop for most of next week....
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Tropical Storm Gonzalo has formed in the Atlantic Ocean.
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A student was killed in a shooting near Houston ISD's Westbury High School on Friday morning, police say.
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The Houston Independent School District said the high school was operating in “Secure” mode.
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Charles Carrier, 67, sentenced Wednesday to 15 years in prison. Prosecutors say he fraudulently got over $39 million from investors.
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Tens of thousands of Texas voter registration applications — some submitted at least a year ago — remain unprocessed ahead of the November midterms. County election officials have linked the backlog to a Texas Department of Public Safety error, while DPS says the issue has been.....
