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Lead test reimbursement

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — According to San Diego, state officials incorrectly concluded that a requirement to test water at the city's public schools for lead didn't count as a state mandate California should have funded. San Diego conducted half a million dollars worth of the tests under the assumption that it would be paid back by the state.

Not a shooter

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — A Tennessee state representative is being sued for falsely claiming on social media that a Kansas man was involved in the deadly shooting at a parade celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl win. The representative posted images of the man on X with captions calling him an "illegal alien" and a "shooter."

Sports doctor sex abuse

WILMINGTON, N.C. — A federal court in North Carolina granted a former North Carolina State University student’s motion to certify his civil rights lawsuit for appeal. He says the school covered for a sports medicine doctor who groomed and sexually abused him, and the court says a jury could reasonably conclude the university should have taken responsibility for the doctor’s behavior and was aware of it.

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