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Sunday morning crash at E. 36th and Quebec sent one person to the hospital — the same intersection tied to a fatal 2025 hit-and-run.
The $22.5 million facility, named for the late Dennis Deer, has already produced graduates earning $25 an hour downtown.
A Keller Police Department night shift traffic stop turned up meth, GHB, heroin, cash and sales evidence overnight.
Tia Pate, 30, was ejected from her Hyundai after a late-night collision at Vandeventer and McPherson. Investigators still don't know who ran the light.
An Endangered Missing Advisory says the 17-year-old may be traveling through Kansas toward Arkansas in a gray Ford F-150.
A juvenile witness caught the fleeing car's Indiana plate on video, helping Charleroi police track down the driver within hours.
Two Boston EMS workers were treated and released after being assaulted mid-call in Roxbury. The agency says its members face unpredictable danger daily.
A student's frantic call sent her mom rushing to alert campus police as a man fled into bushes on nearby school property.
Officers applied a tourniquet after finding a bleeding man near a Pearl Road pizza shop, and dispatch says shots may have come from a passing vehicle.
A Mitsubishi allegedly ran a stop sign on Racine's Southside, triggering a rollover that left a 73-year-old woman with life-threatening injuries.
A fresh Facebook reel asks Knoxville-area residents to identify people caught on camera, with cash rewards on the line for anonymous tips.
Jesse Arceneaux, 41, faces two felony charges after a Ram 3500 pulled from a Black Sheep Saloon lot into a motorcycle's path.
Police are hunting a slender young man last seen fleeing near Briar Hill Drive after a fatal crash left an unidentified victim dead inside his car.
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