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The article discusses several police shooting deaths involving black citizens and white police officers and gun owners across the U.S. between 2012 and 2015, including the death of 17-year-old Florida resident Trayvon Martin by neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman, and South Carolina resident Walter Scott whose police shooting death was captured on a video. Race relations are mentioned in connection with society and the police in New York, New York and across the U.S.

The article presents world news briefs on topics including the deaths of country music producer Billy Sherrill and former U.S. Food and Drug Administration official Frances Oldham Kelsey, as well as the sentencing of convicted killer James Holmes to life in prison for a 2012 movie theater massacre.

The article presents global news briefs on topics including the death of American actor Alex Rocco, the cancellation of the reality television program "19 Kids and Counting," and professional golfer Zach Johnson's victory at the British Open golf tournament.

The article profiles Eugene Balthazar, a general practitioner, in Aurora, Illinois. Balthazar offers free medical care services to the poor Mexicans, Appalachian whites, Indian and blacks. At the age of 70, he retired and set up a free clinic that assisted by a nurse, a receptionist, and 25 part-time volunteers. Drugs and vitamins are contributed by his fellow physicians and pharmaceutical firms and local specialists provide free expertise. The Loyola University School of Medicine, his alma mater, gave him Stritch Medal for his good works and a film was made by a group at Southern Illinois University about his storefront clinic.

The article presents information on an environmental enthusiast named Fox who is said to inflict unusual punishments to the polluters in Kane County, Illinois including, plugging the offending sewers, capping spewing chimneys, leaving ripe skunks on the suburban doorsteps of company executives. Kane County police department believes that the Fox is more than one man, possibly a group of people who are antipollution.

Some provinces lost power after the typhoon [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

"We’ve become numb to this" [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Holmes had shared with his psychiatrist that he wanted to kill people to make up for his failure in science [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Does not get job. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The retailer has strict regulations on the sale of guns [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

James Holmes killed 12 people and injured 70 others in the July 20, 2012 attack [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

"You can't claim there was no justice because it wasn't the outcome you expected" [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

After three attacks, America's 5,700 movie theaters remain one of the last major public gathering places without routine security [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Jurors could not reach a unanimous verdict on a death sentence [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

"He's my son and we always got along very well" [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Colorado law already establishes the penalties for James Holmes' convictions on attempted murder and other charges [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

He faces the death penalty after being convicted in the deadly attack [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The judge believed the jurors were tainted by a prosecutor's tweet [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Holmes acknowledges killing 12 people and wounding 70 more, but has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

9,000 Colorado residents have been called for jury selection [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article notes that the computer of James Holmes, who pled not guilty by reason of insanity for the 2012 Aurora, Colorado movie theater shooting, showed records of Internet searches for rational insanity.