FEB 11
WXAD Channel 5 (ABN): Nightbeat News.
Freedom City police tonight are meeting with the FBI to determine whether a new spate of gang-related shootings are the work of local gangs or those who may have come into our city from somewhere else. Almost one month ago today, Capt. Danielle Brackens, of the FCPD Gang Unit, orchestrated a truce between the Brotherhood, the Malanti, and the Southside Cs. Now that new violence has erupted, is the truce dead? Capt. Brackens has assured Mayor O’Connor that the truce is still in place. If you recall, one of Mayor O’Connor’s election-day promises was to rid Freedom City of gang violence.
FEB 12
WCZA Channel 7 (CBN): Eyewitness News at Six.
Robbery detectives with the FCPD are receiving reports tonight that an unknown and possibly new super using cold-based powers foiled a robbery at a downtown bank during the drive time hours. Detectives have hinted that this super may have stopped another robbery two weeks ago. Specialists are currently trying to determine whether the two events are related. Eyewitnesses report that the super wore some sort of sports jersey and a ski mask, prompting speculation that this is a very new super indeed. More details on tomorrow’s morning edition, Eyewitness Morning News.
Super-Vision: Classifieds section.
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FEB 13
The Daily Herald:
Famed sculptor Raul Diaz, recently the artist responsible for the major refurbishments at Freedom Hall, is asking for help. His daughter, Emily, was with her school group at Freedom City Zoo yesterday, and everyone except Emily Diaz returned to the bus. Zoo officials are currently reviewing data from the security cameras in hopes of finding out what happened to Emily. Mr. Diaz has filed a missing persons report with FCPD, and is asking for the public’s help in locating his daughter.
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The Daily Word:
Word comes today that the infamous supervillain, Synistor, has lost his long battle with lung cancer. Synistor, real name Arnold Mercuris, was imprisoned for more than 20 years for a string of super-powered crimes in Freedom City committed during the 1970s and early 1980s. Mercuris inherited a vast fortune from his father, the late Donald Mercuris, and used this wealth to build several advanced devices used to fuel his crime sprees. Following his release from prison, Mercuris was a shut-in, keeping out of the public eye. He had been battling cancer for more than three years. Though Mercuris left a substantial estate, it is unknown whether the supervillain is survived by any relatives.
FEB 14
WCZA Channel 7 (CBN): Eyewitness News at Noon.
Strange sight at Freedom Aquarium in North Bay this morning. In what may be nothing more than a Valentine’s Day prank, a man claiming to be the rightful Prince of Atlantis appeared at the aquarium and demanded to speak with Siren, member of the Freedom League. Upon Siren’s arrival, the man, who according to witnesses may have been intoxicated, professed his great love for Siren and then leapt into the water. Siren, fearing the man might drown, gave chase, but could not located the unnamed man. Police have dismissed the incident as a harmless prank.
WXRB 1550AM: Radio ad, runs during the day.
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