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YREKA, Calif. - A U.S. Forest Service fire lookout of 50 years died when she didn't heed advice to leave her home, which was overtaken by the McKinney Fire in Siskiyou County, officials said. Kathy Shoopman, 74, died July 29 at her Klamath River home.

ALLEN, Texas - Family members from India are working to recover the body of Aishwarya Thatikonda after she was shot and killed at the Allen Premium Outlets over the weekend.The 26-year-old was visiting the shops with a friend ahead of her birthday later this month.Family representative Ashok Kolla spent all day Sunday search for Thatikonda after her roommates became concerned that she didn't come home, and her phone was turned off.Aishwarya Thatikonda "The whole Indian community came forward. They were like, let's go and check at hospitals, let's go and check, you know, if she's with some friends, we did explore all the options," Kolla said.Finally, they checked the Collin County Medical Examiner's Office and found her.

ALLEN, Texas - Eight people were killed, and seven others were injured in a mass shooting at the Allen Premium Outlets in Texas on Saturday afternoon.As the investigation continues into the shooter, we are learning more about the victims in the shooting.Christian LaCour (Source: LaCour Family) Family members identified 20-year-old Christian LaCour as one of the victims killed in the shooting.LaCour's mother said he was working as a security guard at the shopping center when the gunman opened fire. LaCour grew up in Farmersville.Aishwarya Thatikonda Family members for Aishwarya Thatikonda confirmed she was one of victims killed on Saturday.The 27-year-old was living in McKinney and worked as a project manager for a local contracting company.Her family lives in India and is traveling to the U.S.Three of the victims killed in Saturday's shooting belonged to one family.FOX 4 has confirmed three members of the Cho family were among the victims killed.Their 5-year-old son William is currently in the ICU.The family's children attended Prestonwood Christian Academy.This is a developing story.

She became the pinup of choice after her memorably sultry Carls Jr. commercial aired during the Super Bowl XLIX in 2015.And Charlotte McKinney looked like the ultimate teenage dream on Monday afternoon as she took a dip in the water in Miami Beach.Relying on minimalism, the 27-year-old model put her enviably toned body on display in a barely-there bikini.

Charlotte McKinney set temperatures soaring in Miami on Saturday when she flaunted her curves during a sun-soaked afternoon at the beach.The 27-year-old model-turned-actress was enjoying some downtime in the sand with her tattoo artist boyfriendNathan Kostechko.She put on a sizzling display by showing off her cleavage in a ribbed white string bikini top while working on her tan on a beach chair.

coronavirus outbreak at a long-term care home in the South Okanagan has grown to 28 people, Interior Health said on Tuesday.The health agency originally announced the outbreak at McKinney Place in Oliver on Dec. 6, stating eight residents had tested positive for COVID-19.Of the 28 total cases now, 27 are residents with one being a staff member.

She rose to fame in 2015 after she appeared in the Carl's Jr. Superbowlcommercial for the chain's All Natural Burger.And since Charlotte Mckinney has been commanding the spotlight even during her downtime.The 26-year-old beauty showed off her long models legs while on a grocery run in the Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles, on Wednesday.

Charlotte McKinney is not giving up her daily workouts just because gyms have closed across the country due to COVID-19.The 26-year-old bikini model was seen working out in public on Sunday as she did stretches on a path in Los Angeles, which is on lockdown - beaches and parks are closed for the most part.The blonde bombshell - who is best known for her Carl's Jr and Guess advertisements - also had a wide, black resistance strap around her legs as she walked. She needs to exercise:Charlotte McKinney is not giving up her daily workouts just because gyms have closed across the country due to COVID-19.