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Man dies in Pettis County crash

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) A 40-year-old Sweet Springs man died during a crash in Pettis County at around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. According to a Missouri State Highway Patrol crash report, the crash happened on eastbound Highway 50 at Sadie Lane. The crash involved two vehicles. The 40-year-old man was driving a 2009 Harley-Davidson Dyna Super Glide

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Harry and Meghan blame ‘extraordinarily reckless’ paparazzi for security scare at children’s school

By Max Foster, Issy Ronald, CNN London (CNN) — Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex have condemned what they described as “extraordinarily reckless” behavior by international photographers who they say sparked a security scare at their children’s school. Private security and school staff are understood to have spotted two young men carrying backpacks, later

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HMP Wandsworth in London is one of the country's most overcrowded prisons.

Britain’s prisons are full. The solution has sparked outrage

By Issy Ronald, CNN London (CNN) — For weeks, British media has thrummed with warnings from almost every group connected with the country’s criminal justice system. Probation officers are threatening strike action. Victims’ rights groups worry that victims aren’t adequately protected. Prison governors warn of prisons acting as a “revolving door.” Beset by persistent prison

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Alleged gang rape at Cornell turns spotlight on campus sexual assault

By Brittany Shammas, Lauren Mascarenhas, Taylor Galgano, CNN (CNN) — It was 7:05 p.m. on a Wednesday in mid-September when Jane Doe’s lawsuit hit the New York County Supreme Court docket. Within days, the 101-page, double-spaced filing had captured the nation’s attention, sparking outrage and controversy and refocusing attention on a longstanding issue: sexual assault

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CPS says ‘appropriate consequences’ will be taken against students who had guns on campus

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Columbia Public Schools leadership said Tuesday that “appropriate consequences will be administered” to students who were caught with guns at two district high schools this month. However, more details about the students and their motivations are unlikely to be made public, the district says, citing student privacy laws. CPS is investigating after

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