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Another foster child removed after girl's hot-car death in SW Florida

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By Nushrat Rahman Verified
| Bradenton Herald Verified
A week after a 17-month-old girl died in a foster mother's hot car, the agencies responsible for overseeing foster care in Southwest Florida have not answered questions about either child's placement, the foster home or the reviews that typically follow the death of a child in state care. State records identify the toddler as being in foster care at the time of her death.
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Hot car child fatalities: By the numbers in Lee, Collier counties

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By Nushrat Rahman Verified
| Bradenton Herald Verified
The Lee County Sheriff's Office launched an investigation on Tuesday, July 21, after deputies located a deceased child in a hot car at 7806 College Parkway. The child was 17 months old, according to the sheriff's office. You can read the breaking news story with more details here.
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Detroit council opposes unchecked water use by AI data centers

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By Nushrat Rahman Verified
| Bridge Detroit Verified
City Council members approved a resolution strongly opposing the unmitigated use of Detroit’s water resources to cool data centers without certain safeguards, as Detroit begins drafting a proposal to regulate data center development.
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