ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – The Orlando Police Department is investigating a fatal shooting in Lake Fairview.Police said officers were called to the 1700 block of Fairview Shoes Drive around 7 p.m.

on Wednesday.Investigators said a man in his 20s was found with a gunshot wound.Authorities said the victim was transported to the Orlando Regional Medical Center.He was pronounced dead a short time later, according to police.The name of the victim has not been released at this time.This is a developing story we will update this story as more information becomes available.

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England police warn physical distancing and getting drunk don’t mix

Pubs across England officially reopened as lockdown restrictions start to ease. But as Redmond Shannon reports, police are warning that physical distancing rules aren’t always respected as Britons grab a pint.

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Tories won’t try to force election over WE Charity controversy: Poilievre

MP Pierre Poilievre says the Conservatives aren’t looking to force an election over the Liberal government’s $900-million deal with WE Charity, which was called off on Friday.“We don’t have to,” the Conservative finance critic told reporters. Opposition parties put forward demands ahead of federal economic update “We already got what we asked for, which was for the government to cancel the program and redirect the funds through the professional public service and make it open and transparent for all organizations.”WE Charity had been tapped to administrate a youth volunteer grant program launched in the wake of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

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Woman fatally shot 12 times in torso in Kensington, police say

KENSINGTON - Philadelphia police say a woman has died after she was shot 12 times in the torso Sunday afternoon in Kensington.Authorities say the gun violence happened on the 1900 block of Clarence Street just after 2 p.m.The woman, whose name has not been released, was taken to Temple University Hospital where she was pronounced dead. No arrests have been reported.

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Police: Man shot and killed in Point Breeze double shooting

POINT BREEZE - Authorities say a man is dead and another man is hurt following a double shooting Sunday afternoon in Point Breeze.According to police, gunfire erupted on the 1300 block of South 17th Street just before 3:30 p.m. Police say a man in his 20s was shot several times in the head and pronounced dead on the scene.MORE: Police: 6-year-old boy fatally shot in HolmesburgA second victim was reportedly shot in the back and taken to Penn Presbyterian Hospital. His condition is unknown at this time.Police have not reported any arrests.

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Spitting at police officers and breaking lockdown rules, the coronavirus criminals hauled before the courts

hereBilly Bowen ended up being jailed for nine months for a 'clear breach' of lockdown rules.He was one of a group of about 15 to 20 residents who had gathered on a field in Moss Side on a Friday night in April.After police were called, most left but Bowen remained.He took issue with the officers and told them to 'get back into their vehicles'.Bowen, then the only person left, told officers he was taking his hour's exercise for the day.After a few minutes, he appeared to agree to go back to his home nearby.As he walked back he called one of the officers a 'f****t'.When he tried to climb over a six foot fence, police detained him.As he was restrained, officers noticed Bowen, of Quinney Crescent, had a three-inch lock knife in his

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‘A devastating loss’: B.C. Charter bus companies struggling to survive pandemic

3 new COVID-19 deaths at Vancouver long-term care home “It’s truly a devastating loss,” said John Wilson, president and CEO of Wilson’s Group of Companies.“Ninety-five per cent of the motor coaches right across North America are parked right now.”Wilson runs the largest charter bus company on Vancouver Island and the second largest in the province. He shut down most of his transportation operations in mid-March, laying off more than 200 employees.

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Canadian pot producers look to cultivate cannabis outdoors

2nd retail cannabis store coming to Peterborough “I’ve always had the leadership philosophy that you should never ask anybody to do a job in your company that you would not want to do yourself.”Vennat, who visits the farm once a week during warm months, was at work on his company’s second crop of outdoor cannabis — a fairly new venture for licensed cannabis producers.While many pot producers started out with massive indoor facilities to prepare for the legalization of cannabis in Canada, a handful have turned to outdoor cultivation in order to take advantage of savings from free sunlight and lower electricity and staffing costs.Health Canada began handing out licenses to cultivate cannabis outside in 2019.

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Police: Falls Township man charged after launching fireworks at neighbors house

FALLS TOWNSHIP, Pa. - A Bucks County man has been charged with several crimes after police say he intentionally lit fireworks next to a woman's house causing damage to her home and vehicles.Authorities say the incident happened last Thursday between 8 and 10 p.m.

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Police: 6-year-old boy fatally shot in Holmesburg

Generic image of police lights. HOLMESBURG - Authorities say a 6-year-old boy has died after he was shot in the chest Sunday afternoon in Holmesburg.According to police, the shooting happened on the 4600 block of Kendrick Street just before 1 p.m.An unspecified family member reportedly took the child to Jefferson-Torresdale Hospital where he was placed in critical condition.

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DC police offering $25k for information leading to arrest after 11-year-old's killing

Davon McNeal was shot and killed Saturday night in Southeast DC. His grandfather says he was watching fireworks (Courtesy of John Ayala) WASHINGTON - Police are offering up to $25,000 for information leading to an arrest after an 11-year-old boy was shot and killed in Southeast D.C.

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Police urged to reopen investigation into Dominic Cummings’ controversial Covid-19 trip, by ex prosecutor

coronavirus - have written to police in Durham and London urging them to investigate Dominic Cummings. They want to know whether Boris Johnson’s right-hand man breached coronavirus lockdown laws on his trip to the North East of England at the height of the pandemic in April, the Mirror reports.

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Coronavirus like virus was sent to China's Wuhan in 2013: Report

China after six men who had been clearing out bat feces there contracted a severe pneumonia, the newspaper said.Three of them died and the most likely cause was a coronavirus transmitted from a bat, the Sunday Times reported, citing a medic whose supervisor worked in the emergency department that treated the men. The same mine in Yunnan province was subsequently studied by Shi Zhengli, an expert in SARS-like coronaviruses of bat origins at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.Shi, nicknamed “bat woman" for her expeditions in bat caves, described Covid-19 in a February 2020 paper, saying it was 96.2% similar to a coronavirus sample named RaTG13 obtained in Yunnan in 2013.

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Orlando International Airport severely impacted by coroanvirus pandemic

ORLANDO, Fla. – It should be a busy holiday weekend at the Orlando International Airport, but airport officials said air traffic is down due to the coronavirus pandemic.Phil Brown, the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority CEO, joined Justin Warmoth on “The Weekly on ClickOrlando.com” on Sunday to discuss how the airport has been impacted.[RELATED: Families trade-in Mickey ears for masks while traveling through OIA | Here’s how Orlando International Airport hopes to improve consumer confidence amid pandemic]"At one point we were down to 1,500 people a day and 96-97% reduction," Brown said.

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Police searching for 14-year-old girl reported missing from Camden

CAMDEN - Authorities in New Jersey are searching for a 14-year-old girl who was reported missing from her home in Camden on Saturday. Police say Lemnasha Shambry was last seen on the 1800 Kossuth Street on Independence Day. According to officials, Shambry frequents the area of Centerville, Fairview and Parkside.Shambry is described as 4-foot-6, 125 pounds with black braided hair and brown eyes.

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Police: 2 killed in Northern Liberties crash, driver arrested for DUI

NORTHERN LIBERTIES - Two people have died after police say a man suspected of driving under the influence lost control of his SUV in Northern Liberties early Saturday morning.Officers responded to 5th Street and Spring Garden Avenue just after 4 a.m.Police say a 2017 Jeep Cherokee was traveling eastbound on Spring Garden when it hit a 2011 Acura as it crossed the intersection on 5th Street.Police investigate accident on North 5th Street and Spring GardenThe collision sent the Acura spiraling into a center median on Spring Garden Street and caused a passenger to be fatally ejected from the vehicle.

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Coronavirus Scotland: Nine new cases confirmed as hospital deaths remain at 2,488

How to sign up to our Scotland Now newsletterA total of 424 people are being treated for confirmed or suspected Covid-19 in hospital - 11 of which are in intensive care.The latest figures were announced by the Scottish Government today at 2pm.It come as some Scots traveled to England for their first pint since lockdown began more than three months ago.Thirsty Scots flocked over the border yesterday to savour their first pints in months as restrictions were eased.Publicans on the English side of the border have revealed that up to a third of their bookings were Scottish people looking to take advantage of the rules relaxing there first.It has also been announced that the emergency hospital the NHS Louisa Jordan, built at Glasgow's SEC, will

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Trump Cabinet members look to reassure battleground voters

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue tromped through a strawberry festival in central Florida, detailing the government's new trade pact.

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2 shootings overnight leave 4 people injured across Philadelphia, police say

PHILADELPHIA - Four people were shot overnight in two separate shooting incidents across Philadelphia, police said.Police in East Germantown responded to a shooting call around 10:30 p.m.

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'Drunk people can't socially distance' - British police federation

Drunk people are unable to properly socially distance, the chairman of the British Police Federation has said as pubs reopened in England for the first time since lockdown.

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NHS Louisa Jordan to welcome first patients after not being needed for coronavirus fight

Glasgow's SEC to cope with the coronavirus crisis will welcome its first patients this month. Health chiefs constructed the NHS Louisa Jordan on the events site in April to cope with an expected wave of Covid patients.

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Delhi's covid-19 tally nears 1 lakh, recovery rate at 70%

NEW DELHI : Delhi’s covid tally is inching closer to the 1 lakh mark, even as the recovery rate in the national capital stands at 70%. Of 97,200 cases reported in the city so far, 25,940 are active, while 3,004 people have succumbed to the pandemic.Among the cities, Delhi has highest number of cases in the country"Less and less people in Delhi are now requiring hospitalisation, more and more people are getting cured at home.

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Friends reunion for HBO Max to enforce strict COVID-19 precautions when it shoots next month

They're set to start shooting the long-awaited Friends reunion special next month.But there will be some stringent conditions given the post COVID-19 world in which we're now all living, according to The Mirror's sources on Saturday.'There are going to be very strict guidelines and that includes no live audiences,' one source told the outlet.

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Here’s how Orlando International Airport hopes to improve consumer confidence amid pandemic

ORLANDO, Fla. – Orlando International Airport would traditionally be busy during the 4th of July weekend, but air travel has been severely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.While traffic is starting to pick back up at MCO, there's still a 70 percent reduction of outbound flights compared to this time last year, according to the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority.

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Video shows Halifax taxi driver verbally attacked with racial slurs by passenger

pic.twitter.com/A6mj9q5CxX— Simran Kaur Dhunna (@simran_dhunna) July 3, 2020Dhunna says he requested that the man wear a mask because he was coughing in the backseat. Dhunna drives with a mask on and wants to keep himself and his passengers as safe as possible, while the risk of coronavirus transmission is still present.He says the verbal attack left him hurt and concerned for the welfare of other persons of colour who may also encounter racially charged incidents.Dhunna immigrated to Canada from India in 2007.

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Matthew Wolff shoots 64 to take Rocket Mortgage Classic lead

DETROIT – Matthew Wolff had a roller-coaster round that went well enough Saturday to give him a three-shot lead in the Rocket Mortgage Classic.Wolff shot his second straight 8-under 64 to move into position for his second PGA Tour victory. He was at 19-under 197 at Detroit Golf Club.Armour and Bryson DeChambeau were tied for second after 67s.Wolff made a 14-foot eagle putt at the 559-yard, par-5 14th to pull into a tie with Armour at 17 under, and added birdies on the par-3 15th and par-5 17th.

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Vancouver Whitecaps return to the pitch delayed after 8 players test positive for COVID-19

Rick Zamperin: Major League Soccer has created a buzz that other leagues have failed to do Two Whitecaps players tested positive, forcing the team to remain in Canada, the league said.Additional tests were negative, but the team had to push back travel until Monday. The MLS is Back Tournament is set to open on Wednesday with a match between Orlando City and expansion Inter Miami.The league’s 26 teams will be sequestered in hotels for the duration of the monthlong tournament played without fans at the ESPN Wide World of Sports complex at Walt Disney World.

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Police: Pedestrian among 2 killed in Northern Liberties crash, driver arrested for DUI

NORTHERN LIBERTIES - Two people have died after police say a man suspected of driving under the influence lost control of his SUV in Northern Liberties early Saturday morning.Officers responded to 5th Street and Spring Garden Avenue just after 4 a.m.Police say a 2017 Jeep Cherokee was traveling eastbound on Spring Garden when it hit a 2011 Acura as it crossed the intersection on 5th Street.Police investigate accident on North 5th Street and Spring GardenThe collision sent the Acura into a center median on Spring Garden Street, where it struck a pedestrian.

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Philadelphia boy, 6, drowned in Wildwood hotel pool, police say

WILDWOOD, N.J. - A six-year-old Philadelphia boy has died after police in Wildwood say he drowned in a hotel pool Friday.Just before 6:30 p.m., emergency crews responded to a call for a possible drowning with CPR in progress at the Beachside Resort on the 3700 block of Atlantic Avenue.Emergency responders arrived on the scene and took over resuscitation efforts from civilians at the scene.The child was taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead.Wildwood police say the incident remains under investigation."We are absolutely devastated at this tragic and senseless loss of a life so young. We strongly encourage everyone whenever your swimming, swim near a lifeguard, especially when on our beaches.

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Central Florida election offices use CARES funds to help cover additional expenses during pandemic

Brevard County:The Brevard County Supervisor of Elections said they were approved to receive $588,280 after the office comes up with a 20% match. Officials said the funds will be used to cover the cost of mail ballot expansion.Seminole County:Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Chris Anderson said his office is receiving $531,000 in CARES Act funds.

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WHO team to visit China next week to investigate origin of coronavirus

WHO's Country Office in China picked up a statement from the Wuhan Municipal Health Commission on cases of 'viral pneumonia'. WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus spoke in January about an agreement with China for sending a team of international experts "as soon as possible" to work on increasing the understanding of the outbreak.COVID-19 has killed over 500,000 people in the world and cases and deaths are increasing by the day.In an exclusive interview with ANI, Dr Soumya Swaminathan, Chief Scientist, WHO said that a "thorough investigation" needs to be done into the origins of the virus.She said that the WHO has been working with the Chinese government for the visit.

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14-year-old charged in string of shootings

A 14-year-old boy has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of Danielle Dawn Cote and is facing a number of other charges for his alleged involvement in a string of other recent shootings. Marney Blunt reports.

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8-year-old killed, 3 injured in shooting at Alabama mall

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Streets of downtown Orlando empty as Fourth of July weekend begins

ORLANDO, Fla. – Downtown Orlando is usually bustling on Friday nights, but since bars shutdown following a surge of coronavirus cases statewide, it’s a standstill.“It’s kind of felt weird for the last several months so I guess this is kind of the new normal,” Alex Reszitnyk said.The Orlando resident said because it’s all in an effort to be safe, he is OK with the eerie emptiness.The Department of Business and Professional Regulations issued the order to stop bars from serving alcohol for on-site consumption in an effort to quell the spread of COVID-19.The order was issued less than a month after Gov.

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Police: Man shot, killed in Grays Ferry

PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia police are investigating a shooting that left a 24-year-old man dead in Grays Ferry,It happened at 24th and Oakford Street around 7:20 p.m. Friday.According to police, the man was shot multiple times.

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County of Warner sees spike in COVID-19 cases, possible link to funerals being investigated

COVID-19 phenomenon; it’s home to Alberta’s largest border crossing between Canada and the U.S. and is home more than 3,500 people, yet no positive cases were reported.Last week, the county reported one positive case.

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4 hospitalized after shooting at Alabama shopping mall

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Ethics commissioner launches investigation into Trudeau, $900M WE Charity contract

Justin Trudeau relating to his government’s now-scrapped $900-million contract with WE Charity.Ethics critics for both the Conservatives and the NDP had written to Commissioner Mario Dion seeking a review of whether the prime minister contravened the Conflict of Interest Act. WE charity to stop handling coronavirus student volunteer program after backlash WE Charity received a deal to administer the Canada Student Service Grant program late last month.

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NBA shutdown allowed many in league unexpected time to heal

Portland guard Damian Lillard was in the gym a few days ago and took notice of what injured Trail Blazers big men Jusuf Nurkic and Zach Collins were doing during their individual workouts.That’s when he realized a bright side of the NBA’s coronavirus shutdown.The injured guys weren’t injured anymore.Plenty of aches and pains around the NBA have healed in the almost-four-month span since the league had to suspend its season because of the pandemic, which means the 22 teams that will be arriving at the Disney campus near Orlando, Florida next week should be coming in with mostly healthy rosters.Keeping players healthy once they get to Disney will be another challenge, as workloads ramp up quickly for the July 30 resumption of games — but, at

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Patriotism amid pandemic: Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer honors everyday heroes this Fourth of July

ORLANDO, Fla. – This July Fourth weekend is going to look a little different at Lake Eola Park in Orlando due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Usually, the City of Orlando teams up with News 6 to present Fireworks at the Fountain to Central Florida, but this year, due to coronavirus concerns, Mayor Buddy Dyer had to make the decision to forego the in-person celebration.News 6′s Justin Warmoth sat down with Dyer to talk about the decision and what things will look like in Orlando moving forward.Dyer said the decision to cancel the in-person display was a tough one, but an equally important one.“It was a hard one to cancel this particular event because we recognize the patriotism of our veterans and what’s so special about our country,” Dyer said.

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Orlando Pastor offers words of hope during global pandemic

Orlando – The pandemic has been a rough time for so many, from financial fallout, loss of business, family, friends or even food insecurity.Pastor Ken Green of Prince of Peace/Principe de Paz Lutheran Church in Orlando offered some words of hope to help the community get through.“During this coronavirus and during this social distancing and a time of, really, isolation, you have a loneliness at times and even if you’re connecting with people, there’s something that’s just so different,” said Green.

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Orlando Whole Foods employee tests positive for COVID-19

ORLANDO, Fla. – An employee with Whole Foods at the Bay Hill store on Turkey Lake Road has tested positive for COVID-19, according to a spokesperson with the grocer.“The safety of our Team Members and customers is our top priority and we are diligently following all guidance from local health and food safety authorities.

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COVID-19 vaccine trials happening in Orlando

ORLANDO, Fla. – The race to create a COVID-19 vaccine is on and there’s a way Central Floridians can help with the process.CNS Healthcare plans to conduct clinical trials in Orlando, according to its website, and is currently seeking participants.Anyone interested in signing up can click here to provide their contact information and answer a few questions, including whether they’re healthy and if they’ve ever tested positive for the deadly respiratory illness.Prospective participants can also indicate whether they’re interested in vaccine trials, medication trials or both.“As the research community gets closer to finding answers, CNS Healthcare is seeking clinical trial volunteers.

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Orlando church works to serve community during pandemic

ORLANDO, Fla. – As we continue to navigate this pandemic, people are finding themselves in tough spots. For many, it's for the very first time.Pastor Ken Green knows how difficult the coronavirus pandemic has been for his congregation.“They have shared their stories with us, you know, they’ll roll down their window and say, ‘Thank you, I’ve never had to do this before,’ and we say, ‘It’s OK,’ because we all understand that all of us are all one life event away from needing something,” Green said.Green is the senior pastor at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church.

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Orlando firefighter volunteers the day before deployment

ORLANDO, Fla. – Serving the community is so important to one Orlando firefighter paramedic and Navy reservist, he volunteered at a local COVID-19 testing site the day before being deployed.Miguel Acevedo has been serving the country for a total of 27 years between the Navy and Army.“It’s an honor to serve my country,” Acevedo said. “I’ve always wanted to be in the military since I was a kid, and my mother cultivated that and made sure that ‘If that was your dream, go for it.’”He's also been serving the City Beautiful as a firefighter paramedic for 18 years.“I love my job.

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‘You can always do a little more': Veteran at the helm of new Orlando organization benefitting vets

ORLANDO, Fla. – Next month, more help for veterans will be coming to Central Florida. That's because Orlando has been chosen to become home to the nation's first local chapter of the Gary Sinise Foundation.One of the men at the helm has spent years working to honor veterans.

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