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A former educator's Minneapolis startup markets a ceiling-mounted spray that its makers say can disorient intruders and buy response time. Hospitals and some agencies have trialed it amid safety and legal debate.
A fast-moving brush fire in the Weeki Wachee Preserve prompted mandatory evacuations in Hernando Beach as crews and state forestry units rushed to protect homes.
An early‑morning fire destroyed a Dracut home on Bridge Street; owners were away and no first‑responders were hurt.
Deputies were involved in a deadly-force incident near Aumsville on March 29. Salem Police will lead the investigation under SB 111 protocols.
An Indianapolis mother and her boyfriend face child‑neglect charges after a 4‑year‑old special‑needs boy was found unresponsive. Court records allege he had been forced to sleep in a basement closet.
Chicago police investigated a reported sexual assault at the Millennium Park parking garage Monday after witnesses said a suspect fled toward a Red Line train.
A 40-year-old man was shot Monday morning at Wortman and Ashford in East New York and later died at Brookdale; detectives are canvassing for witnesses and footage.
Probable-cause papers say Cody Arnold worked with Chelsea Shipp to conceal the March 2022 killing of 16-year-old Katelynn Stone in Jefferson County.
A Miami woman was arrested in Lakeland after a phone-tracking tip led deputies to a fleeing PT Cruiser; Lakeland police say she also started a small Dollar General fire.
Fort Worth Police say PIOs are on scene after a fatal crash on northbound I-35W near Westport Parkway. Investigators are gathering details.
A man who confessed to multiple Oregon killings died March 29, 2026 while in hospice care at Two Rivers Correctional. He had pleaded guilty to three cold-case murders.
Roughly a dozen clergy were detained at the ICE garage in Center City on March 30 after attempting to block agency vehicles during a No ICE Philly action. Organizers tied the protest to Holy Week and Passover.
A Brockton man convicted in the 2007 killing of a 14-year-old has been granted parole and released under strict conditions. The board imposed monitoring and counseling requirements.
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