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In Brief: 11/03/15

Anonymous group begins publishing identites of alleged KKK members; Lawyer defending students arrested in Spring Valley High School incident starts fundraisers; Former legislator indicted for misconduct, inappropriate behavior


In Brief: 10/28/15

Federal Investigation ongoing in Spring Valley incident between deputy and student, Walgreens buys Rite Aid for $9.4 billion and Cornell University kicks Fox News correspondent off campus


In Brief: 10/26/15

Drunk driver kills four, injures 47 at Oklahoma State Homecoming Parade; State officials say some 10,000 dams are not regulated; Mexico spared major damage in wake of Hurricane Patricia.


In Brief: 10/14/15

Playboy Magazine will no longer feature images of fully nude women; murder-kidnapping suspect arrested; CPD investigates Five Points stabbing.


In Brief 10/1/2015

Today's briefs concern the shooting of Forest Acres police officer, President Obama's meeting with President Putin, the House of Representative vote against government shutdown, and Kim Kardashian's statement on Kanye West's potential 2020 presidential campaign.


In Brief: 9/30/15

Today in brief: Husband of business school namesake dies, S.C. representative considered for leadership and Snowden joins Twitter.


In brief: 8/31

Braves honor fan who died falling from stands The American flag at Turner Field in Atlanta, Georgia was flown at half-mast during a game between the Braves and the New York Yankees on Sunday one day after a man died falling from the upper deck. On Saturday August 28, during game three in a four game series against the Yankees, George Murrey of Alpharetta, Georgia fell from the upper deck in the seventh inning following the introduction of Yankees player Alex Rodriguez.