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schedule September 5, 2026

UC campus streets closed after shootings

Police shut down Calhoun and McMillan Streets near UC’s first home game this weekend. Business owners say the closures will hurt them during one of the busiest days of the year. Read More

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schedule September 5, 2026

Teen beaten unconscious in 7-Eleven robbery attack

An 18-year-old woman was viciously attacked and robbed by a man and woman inside a Hollywood 7-Eleven after leaving a quinceañera. She lost consciousness after being struck in the head. Her friends were also beaten while trying to help. Police are still searching for the attackers. Read More

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schedule September 5, 2026

Reckless Driver Had Meth and Fentanyl in Car

A tip about dangerous driving led Tamaqua police to pull over a motorist. Officers found methamphetamine and stamped fentanyl packets inside the vehicle. Charges are pending. Read More

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schedule September 5, 2026

Military Shoots Down 300 Cartel Drones at Border

Criminal organizations have been flying drones across the Mexico border for drug smuggling and surveillance. The military’s air defense system has destroyed over 300 since 2026. Officials say more drones are expected. Read More

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schedule September 5, 2026

71-Year-Old Opens Fire in Police Department Lobby

New footage shows the moments officers responded to gunfire inside Port Orange Police Department on Thursday morning. The woman was shot during the confrontation. Investigators are reviewing what led to the shooting. Read More

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schedule September 5, 2026

Shooting on I-40 Sends One to Hospital

Metro Nashville Police responded to a reported shooting on I-40 East near mile marker 212. One patient was transported to Ascension Saint Thomas Midtown. Investigators are working to identify the shooter and determine what led to the gunfire. Read More

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schedule September 5, 2026

Lindsay Clancy Trial Ends in Mistrial; Retrial Planned

The jury couldn’t unanimously agree on whether Clancy killed her three young children. Prosecutors are expected to retry the high-profile case. The outcome leaves questions about what happens next in this Massachusetts murder case. Read More