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Nun's Body Found Intact Four Years After Death, People Call It ''Miracle''
As the news spread, people began flocking to the nunnery, with many calling it the ''miracle of Missouri''.
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Duck Boat Tragedy Kills 9 Members Of The Same Family
The Coleman family had initially thought of going on a vacation to Florida for their annual trip, but the drive was too long for some of the elderly relatives. They settled on going to Branson, a southwestern Missouri town about seven hours away from their hometown of Indianapolis. They rented a van and on Tuesday, the family of 11 from three gener...
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This Is What Happened When A Lonely 90-Year-Old Wrote A Letter To A Stranger
This past spring, Marleen Brooks, a 37-year-old property manager in the small town of Park Hills, Missouri, came home to find a handwritten letter from a 90-year-old woman she had never met.
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Frantic Fight Against Floods Swamping US Towns
Soldiers and volunteers packed sand bags Wednesday in a frantic effort to stave off floodwaters that have already swamped several small towns and claimed thirteen lives in the US state of Missouri.
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Riots After US Jury Fails to Indict Ferguson Policeman
The town of Ferguson erupted in violence as protesters shot at police and set cars and buildings ablaze Monday night after a grand jury chose not to indict a white officer who killed an unarmed black teen.
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Police Officers Shot at in US Town Where Black Teen's Death Triggered Protests
Two police officers were shot at and one wounded late Saturday near the flashpoint city of Ferguson, Missouri where the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teen triggered race riots and national outrage.
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Police Officer Shot in US Town Where Black Teen Was Killed in Police Action
Authorities say a police officer has been shot in Ferguson, Missouri - the U.S. city that has been the scene of unrest since the Aug. 9 shooting of Michael Brown, an unarmed, black 18-year-old, by a white police officer.
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Rival Rallies as Peace Returns to Ferguson
Rival rallies -- demanding justice for the unarmed black teenager shot two weeks ago by a white police officer, and in support of that police officer -- brought people to the streets of a Missouri town on Saturday.
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Troops Exit, Orderly Protests Unfold in US Town
Protests unfolded peacefully Thursday in a Missouri town, and National Guard troops withdrew, 12 days after the fatal police shooting of a black teenager that led to racially-charged unrest.
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Protests Cool in Ferguson After Top US Law Official Visits
Protests in the strife-torn town of Ferguson cooled late Wednesday after the top US law enforcement official pledged a full investigation into the slaying of teenager Michael Brown that kicked off days of racially charged unrest.
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US Attorney General Visits Missouri Town For Meetings on Fatal Shooting
US Attorney General Eric Holder met with community members in Ferguson, Missouri, on Wednesday and vowed a thorough civil rights probe into the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black teenager that has set off 11 nights of racially charged unrest.
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Police Say 47 Arrested in Latest Ferguson Protest
Police said Wednesday they had arrested 47 people during a night of protests in Ferguson, the Missouri town rocked by violence over the police shooting of an unarmed black teenager.
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Missouri Racial Violence Recalls Apartheid, Says UN Rights Chief
Clashes between police and protesters in the U.S. town of Ferguson are reminiscent of the racial violence spawned by apartheid in her native South Africa, the top U.N. human rights official said on Tuesday.
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Peaceful Evening March in Violence-Shaken Ferguson
Protesters hit the streets of the US town roiled by days of unrest over the killing of an unarmed black teen, hours after police shot dead a knife-wielding man just a few miles away.
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Ferguson Curfew Lifted as National Guard Deploys
US National Guard troops began deploying in Ferguson on Monday as the governor lifted a curfew imposed on the Missouri town after protests against the police shooting of an unarmed teenager.
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Nun's Body Found Intact Four Years After Death, People Call It ''Miracle''
As the news spread, people began flocking to the nunnery, with many calling it the ''miracle of Missouri''.
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Duck Boat Tragedy Kills 9 Members Of The Same Family
The Coleman family had initially thought of going on a vacation to Florida for their annual trip, but the drive was too long for some of the elderly relatives. They settled on going to Branson, a southwestern Missouri town about seven hours away from their hometown of Indianapolis. They rented a van and on Tuesday, the family of 11 from three gener...
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This Is What Happened When A Lonely 90-Year-Old Wrote A Letter To A Stranger
This past spring, Marleen Brooks, a 37-year-old property manager in the small town of Park Hills, Missouri, came home to find a handwritten letter from a 90-year-old woman she had never met.
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Frantic Fight Against Floods Swamping US Towns
Soldiers and volunteers packed sand bags Wednesday in a frantic effort to stave off floodwaters that have already swamped several small towns and claimed thirteen lives in the US state of Missouri.
-
Riots After US Jury Fails to Indict Ferguson Policeman
The town of Ferguson erupted in violence as protesters shot at police and set cars and buildings ablaze Monday night after a grand jury chose not to indict a white officer who killed an unarmed black teen.
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Police Officers Shot at in US Town Where Black Teen's Death Triggered Protests
Two police officers were shot at and one wounded late Saturday near the flashpoint city of Ferguson, Missouri where the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teen triggered race riots and national outrage.
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Police Officer Shot in US Town Where Black Teen Was Killed in Police Action
Authorities say a police officer has been shot in Ferguson, Missouri - the U.S. city that has been the scene of unrest since the Aug. 9 shooting of Michael Brown, an unarmed, black 18-year-old, by a white police officer.
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Rival Rallies as Peace Returns to Ferguson
Rival rallies -- demanding justice for the unarmed black teenager shot two weeks ago by a white police officer, and in support of that police officer -- brought people to the streets of a Missouri town on Saturday.
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Troops Exit, Orderly Protests Unfold in US Town
Protests unfolded peacefully Thursday in a Missouri town, and National Guard troops withdrew, 12 days after the fatal police shooting of a black teenager that led to racially-charged unrest.
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Protests Cool in Ferguson After Top US Law Official Visits
Protests in the strife-torn town of Ferguson cooled late Wednesday after the top US law enforcement official pledged a full investigation into the slaying of teenager Michael Brown that kicked off days of racially charged unrest.
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US Attorney General Visits Missouri Town For Meetings on Fatal Shooting
US Attorney General Eric Holder met with community members in Ferguson, Missouri, on Wednesday and vowed a thorough civil rights probe into the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black teenager that has set off 11 nights of racially charged unrest.
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Police Say 47 Arrested in Latest Ferguson Protest
Police said Wednesday they had arrested 47 people during a night of protests in Ferguson, the Missouri town rocked by violence over the police shooting of an unarmed black teenager.
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Missouri Racial Violence Recalls Apartheid, Says UN Rights Chief
Clashes between police and protesters in the U.S. town of Ferguson are reminiscent of the racial violence spawned by apartheid in her native South Africa, the top U.N. human rights official said on Tuesday.
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Peaceful Evening March in Violence-Shaken Ferguson
Protesters hit the streets of the US town roiled by days of unrest over the killing of an unarmed black teen, hours after police shot dead a knife-wielding man just a few miles away.
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Ferguson Curfew Lifted as National Guard Deploys
US National Guard troops began deploying in Ferguson on Monday as the governor lifted a curfew imposed on the Missouri town after protests against the police shooting of an unarmed teenager.
