From Saugus High in 2019 to Brown University in 2023, Mia Tretta has turned trauma into advocacy, helping push Rhode Island’s assault weapons ban and calling for national action.
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Osceola County's Cold Case Program solved a 2007 Kissimmee stabbing and a 2022 Kissimmee-area shooting after reopening investigations in 2024, providing closure to families and highlighting ongoing efforts to resolve dozens of unresolved…
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Brown University student Mia Tretta, a survivor of Saugus High and the Brown shooting, leads advocacy after Rhode Island passed an assault weapons ban