SUMMARY: Aberdeen Elementary School students and teachers participated in a pink-themed walk to raise awareness for breast cancer, celebrating survivors and honoring victims. The event aimed to educate students about breast cancer’s impact and the importance of community support for those affected. Over 300 students joined in the walk through downtown Aberdeen, fostering understanding and solidarity among the youth about the cause. Principal Dr. Natasha Cheeks emphasized the significance of instilling knowledge about breast cancer awareness in students, highlighting the walk’s role in building community involvement and understanding for this important health issue.

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SUMMARY: Webster County investigators are preparing to file multiple charges against a man depicted in a video allegedly exposing himself. Chief Deputy Andrew Banks confirmed that the suspect‘s name and specific charges cannot be released at this time, as he is not in custody. Other law enforcement agencies are also looking into the matter. The incident reportedly occurred near a daycare, raising concerns within the community. Further updates will be provided as new information becomes available. Viewers have contacted WCBI about the video, indicating growing public interest in the case.

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SUMMARY: Defense attorney for 15-year-old Carly Gregg argues for a new trial, citing prior equestrian therapy for auditory hallucinations. In September, a jury convicted her of murder and aggravated assault for the March shooting that killed her mother and injured her stepfather, with Gregg receiving life sentences for the first two charges and ten years for tampering with evidence. The defense claims new evidence regarding her mental health supports a different verdict. However, Judge Dewey Arthur denied the request, stating that the new information wouldn’t likely change the trial’s outcome, as it could have been discovered earlier.

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