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1 dead, suspect shot by police and in custody after workplace shooting in Almont

Police said the shooting happened at about 8:30 a.m. The suspect fled the scene and was shot by police during his arrest.

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Suspect shot by deputies after opening fire at workplace in Lapeer County: MSP

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One person dead in shooting at Lapeer County workplace, suspect shot by police

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Police investigating after three men shot at New Hampshire park

Police are investigating after three people were shot at a park in Manchester, New Hampshire, on Wednesday night.

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Police video shows Carlsbad homicide suspect firing at officers before being fatally shot

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Police: Beach Park man seriously injured in targeted shooting

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MNPD: Man says he fired shots from car in South Nashville to ‘scare people’

Metro Nashville dispatch logs show two separate shots fired calls within minutes of each other Wednesday morning: one reported in the 3900 block of Nolensville Pike in Woodbine at 9:03 a.m., and one r...

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Arrest made in deadly Tucson shooting

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Northwest Baltimore shooting leaves 1 man dead Wednesday night, police say

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Victim in workplace shooting was Grand Blanc football coach, police say

GRAND BLANC, MI – Grand Blanc football coach Logan Welch was the man killed in a workplace shooting in Almont on Nov. 5, Almont Police Chief Daniel Willis confirmed.

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Mother of shooting victim says he was 'the best son,' about to be a father

Jill Welch, Logan Welch's mother, said her son was married and expecting a child in April. "He was so excited, he was going to be a girl dad," Jill Welch said. Police have said Logan Welch was shot and killed at his workplace around 8:20 a.m.

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Almont community reacts to fatal workplace shooting

People around Almont are reacting after a terrifying Wednesday morning in the quiet community after a workplace shooting in the area.

Oregon healthcare workers ready to welcome new violence prevention law

A new Oregon law designed to address workplace violence in healthcare settings will take effect in 2026 after being passed by state lawmakers this summer.