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A woman was shot in the leg on the campus of Arkansas State University early on Sunday morning, the campus said.

Law enforcement responded just after midnight to a 911 call reporting shots fired at a gathering at Unity Park, the campus said, adding that investigators from Jonesboro Police Department and ASU Police Department were on the scene.

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"One female victim has been confirmed with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound to the lower leg," the university said in a statement. "Additional reports indicate minor injuries, including scrapes and scratches, as the crowd dispersed."

Police said the shooting appeared to be an isolated incident and there was "no broader threat to the campus community," the university said.

BEIJING (AP) — China’s top automakers unveil cutting-edge models and technology atthe Beijing auto show, highlighting advances in intelligent driving, ultrafast charging and electric vehicles.

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More than 1,450 vehicles are on display, including 181 global debuts.

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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — The Athletics activatedBrent Rooker off the 10-day injured listSunday and put the two-time All-Star in the cleanup spot as the designated hitter against Texas after he missed 14 games with a right oblique strain.

Rooker was injuredfouling off a changeup in a 1-0 victory at the New York Yankees on April 9. The 31-year-old's absence ended a streak of 213 consecutive games played.

The Athletics designated infielder Andy Ibáñez for assignment to make room for Rooker on the roster.

Rooker was hitting .146 (6 for 41) with two home runs, six walks and eight RBIs before the injury.

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Last season, he hit .262 with 30 homers and 89 RBIs and earned his second All-Star selection. He also took part in the Home Run Derby.

Ibáñez was claimed off waivers from the Los Angeles Dodgers in February and made the opening day roster. He was 2 for 17 in 11 games. The A's have seven days to trade, waive or send the 33-year-old to the minor leagues.

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Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckersdrew a hard line on her relationship withNo.1 overall draft pick Azzi Fudd.

On Monday, during the Wings' media day, Bueckers used her opening statement to address her relationship with Fudd. Bueckers said she planned to address it once with the media, and the pair would decide to share moving forward as they saw fit.

"Me and Azzi have always been the utmost professional. We've always conducted ourselves as such, and we'd never let anything that happens off the court carry onto the court,"Bueckers said. "And that's what we continue to do.

"We've been doing this for a long time. ... So we will continue to use that experience to show up and be professionals, teammates, great leaders − great leaders, the hardest workers and continue to show up and do our job and help the Dallas Wings win basketball games."

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Bueckers reiterated she understood the media has a job to do and will ask questions about the basketball aspect of their relationship. However, if the questions turn to their personal relationship, Bueckers said she and Fudd will refer to her statement on Monday or deflect to questions about their teammates.

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Bueckers also said Fudd was the No. 1 draft pick because she earned it and it had nothing to do with her and everything to do with who Fudd is as person and basketball player.

"Azzi is her own great, individual person, and she should be celebrated as such," Bueckers said.

Bueckers and her relationship with Fudd were recently pushed into the spotlight during Fudd's introductory press conference on April 16. Fudd was asked a pointed question about whether she was still in a relationship with Bueckers. The Wings public relations team stepped in toshut down the question.

“I understand why you have to ask that question. But we are going to respectfully decline on commenting on a player’s personal life," a Wings PR person said.

This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Paige Bueckers sets firm boundary on Azzi Fudd relationship