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Cellphone video shows flames and thick black smoke at 100 Asch Loop as dozens of fire trucks responded to the Co-op City high-rise blaze.
A veteran Honolulu attorney faced the Disciplinary Board after accusations he lied while testifying in the Kealoha trial; the board will decide sanctions in the coming months.
A young mother was swept into the East Fork of the San Gabriel River near the Bridge to Nowhere and later recovered dead; rescuers urged hikers to avoid the route.
Friends in Upper Arlington say national headlines about Mary Hill’s death miss who she was. Police records show investigators are also probing a claimed sextortion demand.
A man was shot in the leg after an argument on Red Oak Street in Binghampton; police are searching for a woman witnesses described.
A man was shot at a Tomotley Road home in Maryville just before 2 p.m. on March 1; the Blount County Sheriff's Office says a suspect is in custody and charges are pending.
Two men were shot near Carter Park Sunday; both were taken to hospital and reported stable. The incident was among at least eight shootings across Fort Worth that day.
LA County homicide detectives are investigating after a man was found dead near Compton Creek and the 710 Freeway; authorities have not released his identity.
A man was shot outside an after-hours Orlando club on N. Apopka Vineland Road; Orange County deputies arrested a 33-year-old suspect. Surveillance footage is part of the probe.
Thieves took about $150,000 in gear from Greater New Home Missionary Baptist Church, forcing volunteers to pause a nearly finished renovation.
Police released images of two people believed to have tried to enter a Carthage home through a window. Investigators want tips.
A teenage boy was shot at a large juvenile gathering in Fort Lauderdale and taken to Broward Health; police say he will survive and are asking for tips.
A Waco jury convicted Marianna Miles after prosecutors say she chained, starved and beat a girl in her care. She was sentenced to 70 years with parole possible after 15 years.
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