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Aaron Guerrero, 18, and a 16-year-old girl were arrested in Salt Lake City after they were stopped for failing to pay a light rail transit fare.

Following the mass shooting at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis where eight people were killed, Deputy Chief Craig McCartt said that the suspect began "randomly" shooting in the parking lot before entering the building and called it a "chaotic and active crime scene" when officers arrived.

Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett said that the city is grieving after a mass shooting at a FedEx facility where eight people were killed by a gunman who later killed himself. The mayor condemned the shooting as "senseless violence" and said that we should not become weary toward gun violence.

From saying goodbye to Instagram likes to Domino’s Pizza robot deliveries, NBC News’ Vicky Nguyen rounds up headlines that you may have missed in this week’s “Good To Know." 

As Michigan struggles with another Covid-19 surge, rural communities that were relying on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine and mobile clinics are among the hardest hit by the pause. NBC News' Ellison Barber breaks down how the one-shot vaccine made it easier for health care workers to administer in people’s homes. 

100 days after the deadly Capitol riots, a new police report is detailing what caused security to breakdown and allowed rioters to enter the Capitol building. NBC News’ Vaughn Hillyard reports on how police were overrun and what security at the Capitol looks like now. 

NBC News has uncovered secret Facebook groups where elite members of the U.S. military are sharing far right ideologies and conspiracies, including racist and sexist comments. NBC News’ Carol Lee explains what she found in these groups and how the military is responding. 

New coronavirus cases are rising across the country. Not all upticks are the same.

NBC News is following Covid-19 case numbers in states and territories in the United States. The data will be updated daily.

“I’m still in so much pain because no one has been held accountable for the criminal act that took his life," his mother, Samaria Rice, said.

On Tuesday, as San Luis Obispo County Sheriff Ian Parkinson announced arrests, he credited Chris Lambert with helping draw worldwide attention to the case and bringing forward several key witnesses.