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Engine 23 and Charlotte firefighters responded Wednesday to a structure fire in the 9000 block of Bremerton Court; initial alerts showed smoke but no reported injuries.
A Columbus woman was arraigned July 21 on a sexual-battery charge after an alleged July 1 assault that left a 29-year-old woman injured and involved an 11-year-old.
A speeding stop on I‑75 in Monroe County turned up more than nine pounds of ecstasy and a handgun; two Atlanta residents were arrested and booked. Authorities say the driver was clocked at 86 mph.
Two people were shot early Wednesday inside Victory Bar & Cigar on Shrewsbury Street in Worcester. Both underwent surgery and are in stable condition while police investigate.
A driver fled after a car drove through a Portland commercial building Tuesday; Engine 7 reported no fire or injuries.
A Fort Worth narcotics stop on July 7 turned into a multi-agency chase that ended with spike strips, the seizure of over 5 kilograms of meth and three arrests.
A woman was shot Tuesday evening on the 600 block of University Avenue SW in southwest Atlanta; she was alert and breathing. Police are asking witnesses or anyone with footage to contact investigators.
A Houston funeral home director was arrested Tuesday and charged with five felonies after prosecutors say she forged a will and siphoned nearly $2.2 million from a client's estate.
Springfield Township police posted photos after a Home Depot theft; investigators say a stolen delivery van was recovered about a mile away.
Two people were killed in a single-vehicle crash at Miller Road and Highway MM in Jefferson County. Authorities say the Missouri State Highway Patrol confirmed the fatalities and an investigation is underway.
A youth was arrested after state police say American flags were set ablaze at two Perkiomen Township homes; he faces arson and criminal-mischief charges.
Kane County prosecutors say six men ran apartment brothels across Aurora, West Dundee, South Elgin and Rockford; all face felony charges and are in custody.
A Yavapai County jury convicted Phillip Delaney after prosecutors say he knocked a 66-year-old protester unconscious at a Prescott Valley 'No Kings' demonstration. Sentencing is set for Aug. 24.
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