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A man wanted in Georgia and Tennessee was captured in Anderson County after vehicle pursuits and a K‑9 takedown. Authorities say he was bitten and is receiving medical care.
Two drivers were flown to trauma centers after a head-on collision on New Highway 7; rescuers extricated a trapped driver and two air ambulances responded.
A Dyer County K-9 alert during a Finley traffic stop led deputies to seize meth, MDMA and fentanyl and arrest a 42-year-old man on possession and intent-to-sell charges.
A federal complaint filed in Denver says Colorado kept hundreds of youth in detention after judges ruled they could be released because the state lacked placements. Plaintiffs call the practice unconstitutional.
Investigators are probing a suspicious early‑morning house fire in Greater Ville; the vacant, tornado‑damaged home had flames on both floors and no injuries were reported.
CBP officers at the Paso del Norte crossing seized 139.5 kilograms of drugs hidden in a pickup on Feb. 28, including about 14.86 kg of fentanyl — a public‑health danger.
Villa Park police investigated a death near the Brandywine subdivision as Willowbrook High dealt with a reported threat and student evacuations.
Months after a $10.1M overhaul, Milwaukee’s Church of the Gesu was vandalized; Marquette police say a suspect is in custody and investigators are working the case.
Three Kearns schools were placed on secure protocol after nearby police activity; Granite School District said students remained safe and classes continued.
A routine tint stop in downtown Nashville uncovered a rifle, cocaine and ecstasy, and one person was taken into custody, police say.
El Cajon police say a PC 290 sweep contacted 30 registrants, found 27 compliant and arrested eight people. The department called the action part of a transparency push.
A 48-year-old man was shot in the arm during an attempted robbery Wednesday night on the 6400-block of N. Campbell Avenue. Police say he is expected to recover and no arrests have been made.
FBI Nashville warns that violent online networks such as 764 are increasingly coercing kids into extreme‑gore and sexual content; investigators list cutsigns, animal harm and sudden isolation as red flags.
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