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University of North Carolina Considers Mandatory Active Shooter Training Following Campus Shooting

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – Following a tragic on-campus shooting that resulted in a campus-wide lockdown, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is considering mandatory active shooter training for faculty, staff, and students. In response to the shooting incident, UNC conducted a thorough review facilitated by a third-party group, gathering feedback from over 70 individuals. The comprehensive five-page report outlined recommendations aimed at enhancing campus safety, including the implementation of centralized building safety guidelines, …

Billy Mitchell Considers Violent Action After Dad’s Return in Explosive EastEnders Episode

Walford, England – In the latest developments on EastEnders, tensions are escalating between Billy Mitchell and his estranged father, Stevie. Stevie, who reappeared at his Aunt Sal’s funeral after a 25-year absence, has triggered a family feud since encountering his son in late April. The confrontation reached a peak at The Queen Vic, with Phil intervening to defuse the situation and Lexi questioning her great great grandfather’s identity. Despite Billy’s initial reluctance to engage with …

Hazelwood School District Considers Ethics Complaint Against Attorney General Over DEI Policy Investigation

St. Louis, Missouri – The Hazelwood School District is considering filing an ethics complaint against Attorney General Andrew Bailey over his involvement in investigating the district’s DEI policies. This comes in the wake of a disturbing altercation that left 16-year-old Kaylee Gain hospitalized with a severe head injury. The district revealed new details surrounding the incident, including a prior fight on school premises involving a uniformed guard. This event, occurring the day before Gain was …

Louisiana Considers Resuming Death Row Executions After Review

BATON ROUGE, La. – Louisiana may be gearing up to resume carrying out executions on death row after a hiatus of nearly 18 months. The state corrections department has created a new execution protocol that would allow the use of a single drug, pentobarbital, in deadly injections. This move comes as the state faces legal challenges regarding the drugs it previously used in executions. If the new protocol is approved, Louisiana could potentially resume executions …