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Hamilton police responded to two seemingly unrelated incidents where shots were fired overnight.

A city councilmember in Virginia was set on fire by a man who entered a local magazine office, police said Wednesday.

Lee Vogler was at his office at Showcase Magazine when a man doused him with gasoline and set him on fire. Vogler has been airlifted to a regional medical facility for treatment, police said; the ...