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Louisville Woman Crashes With 3 Kids on Suspended License
Edwin Lynch died Sunday after his truck hit a semi at a Huron County stop sign, troopers say.
Saylor DiMartino, already a registered sex offender, was booked into Monroe County Jail years after agents first searched his home.
David Smith was tracked down near North Street after officers rendered first aid to a badly injured woman.
Andrew Emory lost a tooth and a dental bridge when a driver hit him and his wife, then sped off. Neighbors say the Goss Avenue crossing has been a hazard for years.
A 3 a.m. blaze on Valleywood Drive caused $120,000 in damage, but working smoke alarms got everyone out safely.
A safe stuffed with over $1.1 million and a garage-parked EQS 450 are now tangled in a Palm Beach County forfeiture fight.
Four Kentucky and federal agencies teamed up on a case involving a Lexington man that ended with a lengthy prison sentence for an armed narcotics trafficker.
Prosecutors recommend 15 years for shooting at a Decoursey Avenue home twice — a feud that later left a 12-year-old witness gravely wounded.
Pleasure Ridge Park High School students were rushed to hospitals Monday morning as crews first feared a gas leak.
Shirley Shanks cared for her bedridden daughter without water for two days after DeKalb billed her for a neighbor's meter.
A house-sitter, her partner and three dogs were asleep when a car tore through their Fontana living room. The home is now red-tagged as unsafe.
A minor was hit in the leg on 10th Avenue South Sunday night and was expected to face a firearm charge. A second victim showed up at Harborview separately.
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