Major delays yellow on traffic map some delays green on traffic map no delays breaking overnight more than two dozen people are injured after at a maryland Apartment Building. Two firefighters were among those injured. Officials say parts of the four level building collapsed in what was described as an explosion of sorts. Crews are searching for at least five missing people. The blaze is now believed to be under control. The cause is under investigation. Also breaking overnight the medical Examiners Office says one person is dead after drowning at the Washington Park pool. Were told they were called out to the scene around 1145 last night. An autopsy is expected to take place today. Well bring you any updates as soon as they come into our drowning his baby will be in court this morning sean flowers has a preliminary hearing. Hes facing life in prison. Deandra corinthios is live from the Milwaukee County courthouse with the details. 25 year old sean flowers will be in court at 830 this
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April 15, 2021 Share This:
Cal State Fullerton celebrated its 2021 University Awards Program with a virtual ceremony featuring fun videos, jeopardy quizzes, scratch-off ticket prizes and sincere appreciation. Hosted by President Fram Virjee and David Forgues, vice president for human resources, diversity and inclusion, faculty and staff members were thanked for their service to Cal State Fullerton.
“While only a handful of faculty and staff will be recognized with awards today, all of us deserve this moment to revel in our collaborative success,” said Virjee. “I especially want to give a shoutout to our Re-Entry Leadership Team. Know that as we repopulate the campus over the summer and fall, this cross-campus group of Titan heroes is behind all of it. I also want to give special recognition to all the employees who have remained on campus from day one, supporting and maintaining the university’s ongoing operations.”