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NBA figures weigh in on tensions in Minnesota after Alex Pretti’s shooting — REUTERS / Kevin Jairaj

NBA · Minneapolis

NBA figures weigh in on tensions in Minnesota after Alex Pretti’s shooting

42% Left coverage: 182 sources

The fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by a Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) agent in Minneapolis on Saturday forced the postponement of the Minnesota Timberwolves game that evening, and it inspired a pair of NBA icons to weigh in on the latest clash between residents there and federal law enforcement.See the Story

Murders plummeted more than 20% in U.S. last year, the largest drop on record, study shows — Spencer Platt/Getty Images via Getty Images

US Crime · United States

Murders plummeted more than 20% in U.S. last year, the largest drop on record, study shows

47% Center coverage: 94 sources

Data collected from 35 American cities showed a 21% decrease in the homicide rate from 2024 to 2025, translating to about 922 fewer homicides last year, according to a new report from the independent Council on Criminal Justice.See the Story

Crime writer and Helena native James Sallis dead at 81

New Orleans · New Orleans

Crime writer and Helena native James Sallis dead at 81

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Helena native James Sallis, a multitalented author best known for crime writing, died Jan. 27, per an obituary from The New York Times. He was 81. Known most widely for “Drive,” a 2005 novel that was adapted into a 2011 film starring Ryan Gosling, Sallis published dozens of books throughout his life, 18 of which were novels. He also wrote poetry, essays, criticism and short stories, even significantly exploring science fiction with the latter. …See the Story

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