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Multiple U.S. cities are converting one-way streets back to two-way to improve safety, support local businesses, and enhance walkability. This trend follows decades of one-way street expansion, with recent projects in Louisville, Chattanooga, Lynchburg, and Indianapolis showing positive outcomes. New York City also plans to extend bus lanes to improve transit speed.
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Tuskegee coach Taylor was handcuffed during a postgame handshake line after attempting to remove Tuskegee players from the court. The incident occurred in Atlanta, with no charges filed. Taylor's attorneys consider a civil lawsuit, citing misconduct by security. The event highlights tensions at HBCU sports events.
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Seattle's Seahawks celebrated their second Super Bowl victory with a parade, featuring players, coaches, and thousands of fans. The team praised owner Jody Allen and highlighted key players like quarterback Kenneth Walker III and kicker Jason Myers. The event drew up to a million fans, marking a historic moment for the city.
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Ron Gibson, an Indianapolis councilman, was targeted in a shooting at his home, where 13 rounds were fired near his front door. The incident follows his support for a local data center project, amid rising opposition and threats linked to data center development and environmental concerns.