Extreme heat advisories and warnings are in effect across more than two dozen US states, stretching from Minnesota and Wisconsin down to Texas and across the Gulf states into central Florida.
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Tragedy struck Seattle over the weekend when gunfire erupted at a crowded food festival at Seattle Center. Acting Police Chief Tyrone Davis confirmed that 3 of the 7 people shot have died, with one victim succumbing to injuries at Harborview Medical Center. A toddler is among those wounded, underscoring the indiscriminate nature of the violence. Officers have arrested one suspect, but a second suspect remains at large as the investigation continues. The shooting adds to a grim pattern of mass casualty events at public gatherings across the United States.
A gunman opened fire at a crowded Seattle food festival, leaving 3 dead and 7 shot in total — including a toddler. Police have one person in custody but are still hunting a second suspect.
A shooting at a Seattle food festival left 3 people dead and 7 victims total, with a toddler among the wounded and police still searching for a second suspect.
Heat advisories and warnings stretch from Minnesota to Texas, across the Gulf states and into parts of the West. New Orleans and Memphis are bracing for afternoon highs in the mid-to-upper 90s.
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