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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER One person was killed and others injured Saturday when a car drove into a crowd at a rally of white nationalists in Charlottesville, Virginia. City officials said two people were treated for serious injuries after fights broke out in the lead-up to the rally that city officials declared an The violence prompted Gov. Terry McAuliffe to declare a state of emergency and played out against a backdrop of unofficial, armed militia groups ringing Emancipation Park, where the the rally was called to protest the planned removal of a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.

VIRGINIA RALLY TURNS DEADLY White nationalists in Va. protest removal of statue of Confederate Gen. Lee with Ohio plates was bought in Northern Kentucky STEVE Rescue personnel help an injured woman after a car ran into a large group of protesters following a rally Saturday in Charlottesville, Va. OHIO K1 SUNDAY SUNDAY, 08.13.17 llCINCINNATI.COM llPART OF THE USA TODAY NETWORK 1D At Home 1AA Business 1F Carolyn Hax 20A Classified 1G Comics 1Fun Obituaries Sports 1C Today in History 20A Forum 7F Local 19A Lotteries 2A INDEX Twelvesections, 177th year, No. 126 Copyright 2017, The Cincinnati Enquirer WEATHER High: Low: Kroger.com 12 SECTIONS FULL OF NEWS, SPORTS AND OPINION UP TO $185 IN COUPONS! AT HOME, PAGE 1AA DO DEVILED EGGS BETTER With eggs and mayonnaise in the fridge, easy to make a this treat.

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