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GWU says unknown vials were dropped at its April 27 Israel Fest, injuring a student; the university has opened an investigation into whether Jewish students were targeted.
Footage shows FBI explosives teams detonating household-style devices similar to materials seized from Aws Mohammed Naser as pretrial work continues in Detroit federal court.
Houston police are investigating a Wednesday-afternoon stabbing in Sunnyside that left at least one person dead; authorities have not released a motive or identity.
After a quick coffee run, deputies used a tracking device and K9 Ultimo to recover a stolen car; the suspect surrendered and faces multiple felony charges. Local authorities posted video of the arrest.
Three years after her disappearance and dramatic return, the case of Cleveland EMT Lachelle Jordan remains unsolved and is under special‑prosecutor review.
At least two people were killed Wednesday in a crash on SW Loop 410 near Valley Hi Drive; police say the scene is active and investigators are working.
A person was found shot and killed on the 1800 block of Durham Street in East Baltimore as homicide detectives processed the scene. Investigators are seeking tips.
A grenade left in a Tacoma Goodwill donation bin forced an evacuation Tuesday; explosive crews later declared the device inoperable and the store reopened.
A Warren County man was sentenced to 8–12 years after pleading guilty to dozens of counts tied to exchanging child sexual abuse material, prosecutors say.
An Allegheny County judge dismissed an appeal, leaving nearly $50,000 in fines for a man convicted of distributing antisemitic flyers in Squirrel Hill.
A Oneida stepmother pleaded no-contest after a teen was hospitalized weighing about 35 pounds and prosecutors say three others remain charged.
Harold, a 320‑pound pig, was found beaten to death in unincorporated Palm Beach Gardens; the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office is investigating. Neighbors are tightening security.
A late-morning fall inside the downtown Reading IMAX left a man dead Wednesday. City officials told NBC10 Philadelphia the incident is being treated as an apparent accident.
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