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    The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that state law doesn’t require Gov. Katie Hobbs to carry out the execution of a prisoner who is scheduled to be put to death on April 6. The decision marks a legal victory for the newly elected Democratic governor whose office said the state isn’t currently prepared to carry out the death penalty. The court had previously set the April execution date for Aaron Gunches, who was convicted of fatally shooting Ted Price near Mesa, Arizona in 2002.

    At least one person was injured after a rare tornado hit southeast of Los Angeles Wednesday. The National Weather Service confirmed the EF-1 twister, packing winds up to 110 mph, touched down in the warehouse district of Montebello. It’s the strongest tornado to hit L.A. since 1983. Isabel R…

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    For over 20 years, the work of gospel music composer Charles Henry Pace sat in 14 unorganized crates, dirty and decomposing. This was until a music historian at the University of Pittsburgh was inspired to uncover the true history behind the photo negatives, printing plates and pieces of sheet music the university acquired in 1999. 

    For over 20 years, the gospel music archives of composer, musician and publisher, Charles Henry Pace, sat unorganized and collecting dust at the University of Pittsburgh. "I knew we had this gospel collection, but nobody had ever really looked into it or really even figured out what it was,"…

    For over 20 years, the work of gospel music composer Charles Henry Pace sat in 14 unorganized crates, dirty and decomposing. This was until a music historian at the University of Pittsburgh was inspired to uncover the true history behind the photo negatives, printing plates and pieces of she…

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