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An early-morning altercation at a Detroit Rescue Mission shelter sent one person to the hospital and left another in custody. Police say the victim is stable as investigators probe what happened.
A woman was charged with arson after a Wedgewood‑Houston fire in Nashville. Authorities have released few details as the investigation continues.
A 47-year-old motorcyclist, Paris Harris, died Monday after his motorcycle struck a Hyundai on Barataria Boulevard, state police say.
Three juveniles were carjacked Monday evening in Hickory Hill; police located the vehicle and say the investigation is ongoing. No arrests have been reported.
A San Jose traffic stop turned up a stolen firearm, roughly one pound of meth and cash; the driver was booked after an outstanding out‑of‑county warrant was discovered.
A wind-driven house fire on Rhodes Drive in Athens sent two people to Piedmont Athens Regional with minor burns and displaced occupants. Crews battled flames for hours as gusts pushed the blaze toward nearby homes.
Putnam County deputy Kevin Osika was arrested after an early‑morning altercation in Carmel and faces third‑degree assault and aggravated harassment charges.
Knox County has banned all open burning Tuesday, citing dry fuels and forecasted high winds after a run of recent local fires. Officials urge residents to postpone campfires and debris burns.
A 65-year-old Clearwater man died after a medical emergency on the northbound I‑275 ramp to I‑4, troopers say.
A three-alarm fire at Oak Chase Apartments on Monday displaced 24 residents; no injuries were reported and the Red Cross stepped in to help. Investigators are probing the cause.
Seattle police say a man was arrested after a liquor-store shooting; details remain preliminary while detectives investigate.
A Queens assistant principal was arrested on federal charges accusing him of arranging paid encounters between a Los Angeles adult performer and clients.
A Ninth Circuit panel vacated the two‑year aggravated identity‑theft enhancement in Tamara Motley’s prison term while leaving her fraud convictions intact. The case returns to federal court for resentencing.
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