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://www.usnews.corn/news/us/articles/2020-08-24/kentucky-ag-in-spotlight-over-breonna-taylor- probe> (8/24, Schreiner, Lovan) reports from Louisville, Kentucky that Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron (R) "says he remains committed to 'doing the responsible thing' in the investigation into Breonna Tay

.03M) called the ruling "a major victory for teachers in Florida, who sued over the statewide order to reopen schools for in-person teaching." NBC's Kerry Sanders added, "Florida Judge Charles Dodson's injunction...says in part, there's not room in many classrooms for social distancing. There is not room to pu

ly filed until a state case concludes." Kentucky AG Mulls Charges In Breonna Taylor Probe. The AP (8/24, Schreiner, Lovan) reports from Louisville, Kentucky that Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron (R) "says he remains committed to `doing the responsible thing' in the investigation into Breonna Tay

.03M) called the ruling "a major victory for teachers in Florida, who sued over the statewide order to reopen schools for in-person teaching." NBC's Kerry Sanders added, "Florida Judge Charles Dodson's injunction...says in part, there's not room in many classrooms for social distancing. There is not room to p

. Breonna Taylor's Family Claims She Was Given No Medical Aid After Shooting. The New York Times (7/6, Callimachi, 18.61M) reports from Louisville, Kentucky, "For up to six minutes after she was shot by police officers during a drug raid, Breonna Taylor, an emergency room technician, lay dying in her ap

ters, "I'm not going to go. And I'm not going to go because of the virus situation." Florida Health Officials Concerned About Crowds And Partiers. Kerry Sanders reported on NBC Nightly NewsVi (7/6, story 2, 2:05, Holt, 6.4M) that in Florida, crowds on beaches are "worrying health officials, with 44 hospitals

esting capacity. ... I don't think this is sharp up and down, but as they start to peak, you have to be worried about Georgia, Tennessee, Missouri, Kentucky, we're seeing record numbers of cases rising, hospitalizations, and a shifting of the center of the epidemic potentially in the United States. And i

es With DeSantis In Challenge To Amendment Restoring Felons' Voting Rights. On NBC Nightly NewsVI (7/17, story 7, 2:42, Holt, 5.54M), correspondent Kerry Sanders said Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) previously "challenged a state constitutional amendment approved by Florida voters two years ago that restored v

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in the weeks ahead. So we have to be very careful right now." Florida Again Hits New Daily Record For Cases. Looking at the situation in Florida, Kerry Sanders reported for NBC Nightly NewsVi (8/9, 6:34 p.m. EST, story 2, 1:40, Holt, 4.92M) that "the COVID crisis has gone from bad to worse. The Florida Depa

ly filed until a state case concludes." Kentucky AG Mulls Charges In Breonna Taylor Probe. The AP (8/24, Schreiner, Lovan) reports from Louisville, Kentucky that Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron (R) "says he remains committed to `doing the responsible thing' in the investigation into Breonna Tay

.03M) called the ruling "a major victory for teachers in Florida, who sued over the statewide order to reopen schools for in-person teaching." NBC's Kerry Sanders added, "Florida Judge Charles Dodson's injunction...says in part, there's not room in many classrooms for social distancing. There is not room to p