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A Hamilton County judge gave Daisha Phillips two years after she admitted to abusing her 4‑ and 5‑year‑old children. The court barred contact and the judge wrote "no mercy" on the case card.
A Spotsylvania County chase ended when a driver allegedly rammed two police cruisers. Deputies arrested the driver and say a woman and a dog were unharmed.
County fire crews contained a brush fire in the Whittier Narrows riverbed, holding it to about 8–10 acres on Sunday.
A vehicle was struck by gunfire in Midtown Memphis Sunday night; police found the car after a shots-fired call and reported no injuries. Detectives are asking anyone with video or tips to contact CrimeStoppers.
A 36-year-old woman was arrested after an early-morning stabbing in Portland’s Old Town; police say the victim’s injuries are not believed to be life-threatening and the investigation is ongoing.
Two people were airlifted after a shooting and single-car crash on Newton Factory Bridge Road in Covington. Newton County deputies say the investigation is ongoing.
A three-alarm blaze tore through an industrial park in West Norriton on June 22; all occupants escaped and crews urged locals to avoid Industry Lane.
A Key Largo man was arrested after deputies found a teenage girl hidden inside a dryer; investigators say counterfeit bills were recovered and the sheriff’s office is probing.
LAFD reported a knockdown of a structure fire at 3416 E. 5th St. in Boyle Heights; FS25 was listed among responders and no injuries were reported in the initial alert.
Chevarus Stewart, convicted in May for a 2022 Taco Bell shooting that wounded two employees, is scheduled to learn his sentence today in Palm Beach County.
A Mantua man pleaded guilty June 17 to repeatedly sexually assaulting a teenager on the cheer squad his wife ran. Prosecutors say a 10‑year sentence and lifetime supervision are expected.
A man is fighting for his life after a Sunday afternoon shooting at Autumn Avenue and Bellevue Boulevard in Midtown Memphis. Police describe a suspect in a black hoodie and shorts and urged witnesses to call CrimeStoppers.
Body‑cam footage shows Phoenix responders pulling four pugs and a turtle from a burning trailer home; the dramatic rescue was captured as smoke poured from the windows.
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