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Both riders were treated at the scene before being rushed to a hospital as McClintock Drive shut down in both directions.
Dozens caravanned to Millheim Harmonie Verein Hall, worried a nearby battery storage site could bring noise, light and water trouble to Austin County.
Courtney Walter, undergoing breast cancer treatment, says her husband's detention has left her unable to eat or sleep.
Deandre Spears was found shot inside a Gustav Avenue home in May. Nearly three months later, detectives say they still have no leads.
A 58-year-old delivery captain used an emergency tiller to limp his catamaran along before a Miami-based Coast Guard crew tracked him down.
Miriam Ornelas-Ponce still fields tips herself in the unsolved hit-and-run that killed her 14-year-old son Angel in Escondido.
A 2-year-old was rushed to a Fort Wayne pediatric ICU in June after ingesting prescription medication left within reach, Grant County authorities say.
Police say the driver stayed to help after hitting a man in a motorized wheelchair on Buckeye Road, then left without giving her name.
A federal judge branded Wisconsin Cheese Group a "neighborhood polluter" after its waste overwhelmed a small village's sewer plant for months.
Latoya Crabbe spent 123 days in jail before a hidden recording upended the case against her.
ATF agents joined a Montgomery County task force raid on West Nottingham Road that turned up fentanyl, meth, crack and five firearms.
A Missouri man allegedly punched and spit on officers at a Texarkana Greyhound stop before landing in Bi-State Jail.
Maxine Ohakim, 36, was the only person in the car when it struck a light pole on the East Main Street ramp to I-270 North.
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