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A fatal early-morning house fire on San Antonio's Northwest Side started shortly after 3 a.m. off Edison Drive near I-10; investigators are working to determine the cause.
A 39-year-old motorcyclist, Albert Humphrey, died after his motorcycle struck an SUV at State Road 7 and Victoria Groves Boulevard. The crash is under investigation by PBSO's traffic division.
A 37-year-old man was shot on E. 213th Street in Williamsbridge; police say the shooter fled in a white BMW and tips are requested.
Two people were shot and hospitalized after gunfire at a large Frogtown gathering; police recovered firearms and arrested four people.
Two people were arrested after a red sedan crashed outside the Sonesta in Braintree; officers recovered two firearms and a large‑capacity feeding device. Police say investigators are still working the case.
A DeLand woman was arrested after a 3-year-old was found unresponsive in a parked car; the child was rushed to a hospital and police say the caregiver left the child while donating plasma.
A 19-year-old North Texas collegiate runner was killed in a Thursday-night crash; two other students were hospitalized and investigators are working to learn what happened.
Police searched woods near 163rd St and Ridgeland after a suspect fled a stolen vehicle; residents were urged to avoid the scene and report tips.
Eight men are wanted after an 18-year-old was beaten during an attempted robbery on the Grand Concourse. Police ask anyone with information to call Crime Stoppers.
A Brazoria County deputy was placed on leave after a traffic-stop chase ended at a Lake Jackson home and a driver later died. Texas Rangers will assist the probe.
A CBP Black Hawk helped stop a 25‑foot smuggling boat north of San Juan; agents recovered five bales — about 391 pounds — of cocaine and three people were detained.
A Vero Beach man led troopers on a 110 mph chase from an RV park in New Smyrna to I‑95 that ended in a crash; no serious injuries were reported.
Newly posted COPA records show Supt. Larry Snelling rejected a recommendation to fire Officer Michael Bryant for a 2019 stop, instead proposing a 25‑day suspension.
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