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Rescue crews extricated victims from a crash on the rural stretch before helicopters rushed them to Nashville-area trauma hospitals.
A 38-year-old man allegedly stabbed at a restaurant worker with a screwdriver, then fought off Tasers before officers caught him near a crowded River Park farmers market.
Crews used heavy wreckers to pull the truck back before reaching Donald McIntyre. Highway 45 Alternate has a history of deadly wrecks.
Nash County Public Schools crews are working around the clock to restore broken AC units as classrooms bake in triple-digit heat indexes.
Waikiki lifeguards logged 144 rescues in a single district as a south swell collides with a distant tropical system.
A woman and a juvenile were hurt near Pennsylvania Avenue, and two days later shots rang out again on West 6th Street.
Cynthia Molina allegedly stuffed a bag with Mickey plush and jewelry, then swapped shirts at Raglan Road before deputies caught her.
No one was hurt when a car tore through the Westside wing spot, but the owner says recovery could take up to nine months.
The 18-year-old was approached by two strangers near Pacific Street and Schenectady Avenue before one opened fire.
Villa Pizza at Gate D-44 racked up 22 violations, including rodent droppings and 51-degree mozzarella, just a day after a nearby pizzeria was closed.
His family says Fifth District officers never picked him up after a mental health crisis — then a group jumped him outside Greater Abyssinia Towers.
Investigators want help naming a person of interest in a fire behind the Mill Plain Boulevard hardware store in East Vancouver.
Federal agents pulled in dangerous offenders across two states, but the haul of firearms was surprisingly small — just three.
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