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State Rep. Kendra Johnson, who has made it her mission to better the lives of fellow Delawareans, is honored as one of USA TODAY's Women of the Year.

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Two people who had been shot were found dead inside a Thornton home on Wednesday that investigators believe was intentionally set on fire.