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Driver Connected to Ohio Shooting that Left 10 Injured Surrenders to Authorities Columbus, Ohio – Shooting Incident The drivers in the harrowing crime incident that left the community of Columbus, Ohio trembling in fear has finally surrendered himself to authorities. The man, who played a vital part by driving the vehicle allegedly used in connection to a shooting that injured 10 individuals, turned himself in on Sunday evening. The local

Record-Breaking Heat Wave Pummels City; Thunderstorm Chances on the Rise Tonight The city faced a new heat health advisory until 7 p.m. as record-breaking temperatures continued to batter the area, making it the hottest June day so far. The scorching heat brought a higher than the average risk of thunderstorm activity set to develop as the evening progresses and extend overnight. In the midst of the stiflingly hot weather spell,

In Providence, a Campaign to Crack Down on Excessive Noise Introduction Even the stillness of the night in Providence, the capital city of Rhode Island, is often pierced with the thunderous roars of motorbikes, the reverberating bass from nightclubs, and the raucous sounds of tricked-out cars. Recently, these excessive decibel levels have caused rising concerns, leading to a local campaign targeting noise pollution- the Providence Noise Project. Noise Pollution: A

13 People Injured After Wall-to-Wall Shooting in Montgomery, Alabama Shooting spree and subsequent chaos inflict widespread injury An ordinary night of celebration in Montgomery, Alabama, turned into a horrifying spectacle of violence and mayhem. A crowded party was abruptly ended by a rash of gunfire that left 13 people injured, as confirmed by local authorities. The nightmare didn’t stop with the last round fired; four other individuals were injured amidst

FBI Offers $10,000 Reward for Any Info on the Deadly New Mexico Wildfires The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is offering a whopping $10,000 reward for any credible information that leads to the arrests and convictions of the individuals or groups who might have been responsible for starting the deadly wildfires in New Mexico. Information Sought for Two Major Fires According to the FBI Albuquerque Division, their interest is particularly

Woman Tried to Drown 3-Year-Old Girl After Making Racist Comments, Police Say Attempted Drowning Incident in the Heart of Texas In a shocking incident that has rocked the closely-knit community of Euless, Texas, a local woman has been charged with attempted capital murder. The charges follow the woman’s attempt to drown a 3-year-old girl in an apartment complex pool after allegedly making racist comments. The incident has sparked outrage and

4-year-old Boy Disappears From Californian Campground: Found Safe After 22 Hours Alone in Wilderness Thursday’s summer solstice was marked by a heart-stopping event in northern Fresno, California. A four-year-old boy, who disappeared from a family campground in Sierra National Forest, was found safe and sound after enduring 22 long, nervous hours alone in the wilderness. The depths of the dense forest were the last place the boy was spotted. Swift

Philadelphia Police Officer in Critical Condition After Kensington Shooting, Person of Interest Taken into Custody A critical situation unfolded on a Saturday evening in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood, where a police officer was critically wounded during a shooting incident. A person of interest related to the shooting incident is currently under police custody. Detailed Account of the Incident The Philadelphia Police Commissioner, Kevin Bethel informed during a press conference that two

Flood Warnings Issued for the Missouri River Very Heavy Rainfall Results in Rapid Rise of Water Levels The previously tranquil Missouri River has become a cause for concern as it experiences a large surge of water due to heavy rainfall over the last couple of weeks across northern Nebraska, South Dakota, Minnesota, and northwest Iowa. As reported, parts of northwest Iowa experienced major to record-setting flooding over the weekend, triggering

Nevada Court Dismisses Trump ‘Fake Electors’ Case A Nevada judge has dismissed the so-called “fake electors” case related to the 2020 presidential election. The case was brought against six Republicans whom prosecutors accused of illegally submitting certificates to Congress certifying former President Donald Trump as the winner of the election. Judge Mary Kay Holthus Throws Out Case Judge Mary Kay Holthus, who presides over Clark County District Court in Nevada,