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The tips keep comingAlthough it has been three long years since that warm February day, ISP says it still receives new tips about Abby and Libby’s murders almost daily. Every one of those tips and potential leads that are called in and emailed to the Delphi tip lines — more than 40,000 so far — is vetted by investigators. Every tip received is entered into an FBI system called “Pyramid.” That system stores information like names, descriptions and motives so it can be cross-referenced with other tips locally and across the country to find any possible connections. The process is always working, comparing tips received about the Delphi murders with hundreds of other cases and tips. Investigators say they have worked a number of tips and leads that have come directly from that system or the tip line, although they say both have been able to connect dots they had no idea existed. 890

The schools were each notified Monday they faced an investigation connected to the criminal charges federal prosecutors announced earlier this month. 149

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The tower began undergoing a major renovation project in July 2017. Within weeks, workers began reporting burning throats, breathing issues and coughs. Court documents allege that city officials ignored their concerns, only vacating the building after the County Air Pollution Control District found measurable levels of asbestos in January 2018. Exposure to asbestos can lead to serious health conditions, including the deadly mesothelioma lung cancer."I don't know in 20 years if I'm going to get sick or not," said Stephanie Teel, 39, who worked in the building as part of the Fire-Rescue Department. "Did that exposure — that they said was nothing — make me be where in 20 years when I'm still fairly young, my family is burying me?"Teel said experienced firefighters spotted the asbestos but city officials did nothing. The City Attorney's office said it would respond through the courts. Maria Severson, representing the class of 550 workers on the case, said it's about long-term protection."They need to know that if they leave the city and they ultimately come down with a lung-related disease that the city is going to take care of them," she said. The building's owner said after the 2018 incident it worked with tenants and regulatory agencies to address the concerns surrounding the tower. Teel has since transferred to a position in the mayor's office. 1367

The state’s Employment Development Department’s “Labor Day 2018” website looks at 14 regions in California and highlights the top 5 industries -- by projected job growth -- in each of the regions. 196