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Bystanders at Bear Lake applied tourniquets and helped save a woman after a propeller strike while tubing. She was airlifted and remains in stable condition.
Two adults were found dead at a private pond in east Fort Worth after an overturned kayak was discovered.
Surveillance images show five people inside a Chick‑fil‑A on 14th Street NW after a June 20 burglary; police and Crime Solvers are offering a reward for tips.
A downtown El Paso jail is operating on bottled water and portable restrooms after a nearby main break left the facility with low pressure, officials say.
An inspector general report says a teen in a CPD program marched in Nazi‑style garb at a high school and resigned. The watchdog recommended discipline and ineligible‑for‑rehire designations.
A Toms River doctor, his daughter and toddler were killed after their small plane crashed after takeoff near Saranac Lake. Investigators have opened an NTSB probe.
Fire and rescue crews searched a Moore creek Wednesday after a child was swept into a current near SE 19th and S Bryant. Traffic was closed as teams worked to reach the youngster.
FedEx-flagged packages led police to a Woodbridge smoke shop, where a multi-state probe recovered thousands of grams of cannabis, psilocybin and thousands of THC products.
An inmate was found unresponsive in the Medical Housing Unit at Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center; the coroner will determine the cause while the sheriff investigates.
A Lamborghini allegedly rammed multiple Yonkers police cruisers in a CVS parking lot after officers tracked the SUV via a license‑plate reader. The driver surrendered and was taken into custody.
A Preble County grand jury indicted former Eaton Middle School teacher Kristin Schamel on 10 counts of sexual battery tied to alleged 2014 conduct. She was arrested in Florida and returned to the county jail.
A social-media clip shows an SUV in a Socorro canal while DPS and Border Patrol vehicles were at the scene. Officials say details are pending as investigators review video.
A Bronx man admitted to stealing more than $100,000 from nearly two dozen New Yorkers searching for apartments, prosecutors say.
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