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The body of Marinova, who worked for broadcaster TVN, was found on Saturday near a pedestrian alley in an area with heavy vegetation, Bulgarian state media reported.Preliminary investigations indicated the cause of death to be blows to the head and suffocation.Vigils in Marinova's memory were held Monday evening in Ruse, the capital Sofia and other cities.Marinova's friend Todor Gechev told reporters from Bulgarian National Television (BNT) that he met with her last Wednesday. The 30-year-old journalist told him she was working on an investigation but didn't feel worried about her safety and had not received threats.Most recently Marinova anchored the program "Detector" on TVN, in which she interviewed two journalists who were investigating alleged corruption involving European Union funds. Previously she hosted a lifestyle program and was involved with charity work. She was the mother of a young daughter. 919

The charging document also says he exchanged an "innocuous text message" with Gates in mid-August 2016, and said falsely that was their last interaction. 153

The crash investigation forced police to close Home Avenue in both directions, between Euclid Avenue and 47th Street, for an extended period. 141

The Duke of Sussex has been touring Australia with his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, ahead of the start of the games on Saturday.The royal couple, who are expecting their first child, has so far visited drought-stricken areas of New South Wales, ridden trams in Melbourne and visited Sydney's world-famous Bondi Beach.On Friday, Harry and Meghan started the day by meeting members of the OneWave surfer support group, which raises awareness of mental health issues.Both Harry and Meghan beamed as they joined attendees for the daily Anti-Bad Vibes Circle at Bondi Beach, which the group usually follows up with yoga and surfing.One member of the group told CNN affiliate Sky News the royals were "no different" to the rest of the group. "They (also) have their own amazing, individual, beautiful story. That's what makes us all great, really," he said.A former British colony, Queen Elizabeth II is still Australia's head of state despite repeated pushes to end the country's ties to the UK monarchy.An Essential poll in May 2018 found 48% of Australians supported breaking away and becoming a republic, compared to just 30% who said they wanted to keep the monarchy.Traces of republican sentiment have so far been obscured, however, as crowds of fans and well-wishers flock to meet the young royals, offering gifts of flowers and words of support for the pregnant duchess.The royals will continue their two-week tour during the games, visiting Fiji and New Zealand, before returning to Australia for the closing ceremony on October 27.This is the first time the Invictus Games have been held in Australia, after events in the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada. Eighteen different countries will be taking part in the 2018 Invictus Games, including Poland for the first time. 1789

The Clearwater High School Civil Rights Ambassadors are visiting other Pinellas County high schools, inviting other students to participate in an upcoming "unity walk."The students gave a short civil rights lesson to other students and invited them to participate.They're spreading a message of history, hope and inclusion."After what has happened in this nation and in this school district, are we unified? So, we decided to put together this unity walk to unify all of us because at the end of the day we are a district united," Kayla Bredeson says.This is the first year Pinellas County Schools will participate in the Unity Walk.The Unity Walk will be January 28, 2020. Their goal will be for 30 students from each school to attend.Lynda Blackmon Lowery will be the guest speaker. She's the youngest person who walked across the Edmond Pettis Bridge on Bloody Sunday in Selma, Alabama. She was 14 years old.The Civil Rights Ambassador program is a class at Clearwater High School. The students research and participate in experiences that connect them to the impact of the Civil Rights Movement. They also volunteer in various programs to make a positive impact in the community.This story was originally published by 1222