A tornado warning briefly covered parts of St. John the Baptist Parish on Sunday; officials urged residents to seek shelter and monitor local alerts.

A seaplane made a hard landing in the East River on Sunday; emergency crews rescued everyone aboard and the aircraft was towed from the water.

A passenger was killed and others were hurt when a Camaro rear-ended a family’s Yukon on U.S. 90 near Tondre Parkway. Police say intoxicants may have been a factor as toxicology tests continue.

Lake County commissioners directed staff to draft a one‑year moratorium on new data centers, citing concerns about water, energy and the county’s rural character. The pause will buy time for technical study and public hearings.

A power outage at Marathon's Detroit refinery forced safety flaring and temporarily closed Schaefer Road while crews and state officials monitored air quality.

A female Milwaukee police officer suffered nonfatal injuries after being struck by fireworks late Saturday near Brady Street as police hunt for suspects.

Three people were wounded in an overnight shooting on West Front Street in Statesville; police say injuries are non-life-threatening and the investigation is ongoing.

A 45-year-old man was found with stab wounds on a South Austin sidewalk early Sunday and was taken to Loyola University Medical Center; detectives are investigating.

A four-year-old was pulled from a lake behind her Plantation home Sunday and later died at Broward General Hospital. Plantation police say investigators believe it was an accidental drowning.

Hospital staff at MedStar Union Memorial found a suspected explosive device inside belongings taken from an ambulance early Sunday, and Baltimore police responded. Officials say a 36-year-old man with a hand injury was being treated while the object was evaluated.

A woman and toddler were pulled from a Spring Lakes pond Sunday; one was pronounced dead and detectives are investigating.

Mayor Jondavid Longo signed a seven‑day disaster declaration after storms flooded Slippery Rock and closed roads. Officials urged residents to avoid floodwaters while crews clear hazards.

Deputies say a man was tied to a South Loop burglary that stripped an ATM and a safe containing about $18,000. Surveillance footage and cellphone data helped investigators identify the suspect.