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Chiefs Super Bowl rally shooting: Second man also pleads guilty to lesser charge Original

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By Jennifer Babich Verified
| Kansas City Star Verified
Kansas City police are seen at Union Station, where a shooting broke out during the Chiefs Super Bowl victory rally. Terry Young, one of three men charged with murder in the 2024 Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl victory rally shooting that killed Lisa Lopez-Galvan, pleaded guilty Friday to a reduced charge of unlawful use of a weapon.
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'Never intended to be permanent:' Fort Campbell bulldozes World War II era buildings

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By Jennifer Babich Verified
| The Leaf-Chronicle Verified
They're relics from another era, and they're now becoming building materials of the past. Decades after Fort Campbell first constructed dozens of what were intended as temporary structures during the World War II era, these decades-old buildings across the installation are finally being demolished in a systematic process anticipated to take years, with around 30 more buildings to go.
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'Very hopeful:' Montgomery County public health director looks toward future of pandemic

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By Jennifer Babich Verified
| The Leaf-Chronicle Verified
As pandemic precautions continue to fall away on the local, state and national level, Montgomery County's public health director, Joey Smith, is optimistic the COVID-19 pandemic is moving in the right direction, even if it's still far from gone. "I'm very hopeful," Smith said in an interview with The Leaf-Chronicle. "We'll be living with COVID-19 for a long time.
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