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Parents Who Lost Daughters: Fire 'Took Our Life' | PatchPM
Girl, 15, saved after bridge jump | Killer, victim worked together: cops | Husband of Congresswoman who praised Hitler denies militia tie

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Parents Who Lost Girls In Fire Remember Night Their Lives Changed
"The fire didn't just take our girls. It took our life, our dreams," said mother Katie Prickett. Their teenage son, who is studying to be a firefighter, was hurt trying to save his sisters.
Teen Rescued After Jumping Off Bridge Into River
The teen did not suffer any injuries while jumping from the bridge, which is about 15-20 feet high, according to a fire department official.
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Murder Defendant, Victim Worked At Home Depot: Chief
One Home Depot worker at CenterPoint is accused of killing his coworker early Friday morning after both men finished their shift.
State Rep Whose Wife Praised Hitler Spotted With Militia Sticker
IL state Rep. Chris Miller's truck was parked outside the Capitol on Jan. 6. Photos show a "Three Percenter" militia sticker on the window. His congresswoman wife caused controversy the same day when she was "Hitler was right on one thing."
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United Airlines Pays $49 Million To Settle Air Mail Fraud Case
Feds say ex-employees falsified parcel-delivery information, with a manager emailing, "We been caught" when postal staff raised questions.
Boy, Father Injured In Head-On Crash With DUI Driver: Sheriff
Jayden and Jared Bruno were on their way home from Jayden's football practice when the accident happened, according to a GoFundMe campaign.
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