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βοΈ Storms & Flooding Concerns in the Southwest Today. Showers and thunderstorms could bring locally heavy rain and flooding to parts of the region. Hereβs your national forecast.
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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Two people were killed and nine others were wounded after gunfire erupted at a large gathering in Trenton's Wilbur section early Sunday morning, authorities said.
Trenton police officers canvass the area as residents clean up the scene where 2 people were killed and 9 people were injured in a shooting at a cookout on Locust Street in Trenton, New Jersey on Sunday Kyle Mazza reports.
Sunday morning at approximately 12:25 AM, Trenton Police responded to the area of 194 Locust Street for a report of multiple shots fired. Upon their arrival, police located multiple victims suffering from gunshot wounds. At this time, there are eleven (11) confirmed victims from the incident. Two of the victims have been pronounced dead, and others are being treated at Capital Health Regional Medical Center. There are no arrests and the investigation is ongoing. The identities of the deceased are being withheld pending proper family notification.
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Trenton police officers canvass the area as residents clean up the scene where 2 people were killed and 9 people were injured in a shooting at a cookout on Locust Street in Trenton, New Jersey on Sunday Kyle Mazza reports.
Sunday morning at approximately 12:25 AM, Trenton Police responded to the area of 194 Locust Street for a report of multiple shots fired. Upon their arrival, police located multiple victims suffering from gunshot wounds. At this time, there are eleven (11) confirmed victims from the incident. Two of the victims have been pronounced dead, and others are being treated at Capital Health Regional Medical Center. There are no arrests and the investigation is ongoing. The identities of the deceased are being withheld pending proper family notification.
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BREAKING: Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered all state agencies to pause funding for Flock cameras as scrutiny over the AI-powered surveillance devices has mounted.
Details: https://bit.ly/4gYWGTr
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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Person seen falling out of car during one of several street takeovers in South Los Angeles area.
Authorities responded to several street takeovers overnight in South Los Angeles and surrounding communities, including one where a person was seen on video falling out of a vehicle doing donuts.
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Authorities responded to several street takeovers overnight in South Los Angeles and surrounding communities, including one where a person was seen on video falling out of a vehicle doing donuts.
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THIS MAN GOT IT DONE! A restaurant lobby full of men apparently watched a younger guy attacking an older man. ONE EMPLOYEE finally decided he'd seen enough.
Hakeem LaPierre says he stepped in at Boots & Sonny's Drive-In in Spartanburg after seeing a younger man βjumping onβ an older customer while everyone else stood around.
Police say Gregory Tyricus Jacobs got into an altercation with the man and began punching him.
The older guy wasn't exactly helpless. Video shows him fighting back and ultimately sending Jacobs OVER THE COUNTER.
But Hakeem's explanation for jumping in may be the best part of this entire story. He said he simply thought about what he would want somebody to do if the older man were his own father or grandfather.
Police later charged Jacobs with two counts of third-degree assault and battery.
Hakeem says he isn't a hero.
Fine.
How about βthe guy whose parents clearly taught him not to stand around watching somebody get beatenβ? We need more of this.
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Hakeem LaPierre says he stepped in at Boots & Sonny's Drive-In in Spartanburg after seeing a younger man βjumping onβ an older customer while everyone else stood around.
Police say Gregory Tyricus Jacobs got into an altercation with the man and began punching him.
The older guy wasn't exactly helpless. Video shows him fighting back and ultimately sending Jacobs OVER THE COUNTER.
But Hakeem's explanation for jumping in may be the best part of this entire story. He said he simply thought about what he would want somebody to do if the older man were his own father or grandfather.
Police later charged Jacobs with two counts of third-degree assault and battery.
Hakeem says he isn't a hero.
Fine.
How about βthe guy whose parents clearly taught him not to stand around watching somebody get beatenβ? We need more of this.
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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Massive ICE Raid in Memphis, Tennessee Bar
ICE just filled more than three trucks at a bar called El CorralΓ³n in the wee hours of the morning, Kim "Katie" reports.
Agents hit the place and loaded illegal aliens until the vans were packed. This is exactly what we voted for, and it is what we want to see.
Next do the flea markets, the food-venue parties, and every other spot like this where you can take dozens, if not hundreds, at once.
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ICE just filled more than three trucks at a bar called El CorralΓ³n in the wee hours of the morning, Kim "Katie" reports.
Agents hit the place and loaded illegal aliens until the vans were packed. This is exactly what we voted for, and it is what we want to see.
Next do the flea markets, the food-venue parties, and every other spot like this where you can take dozens, if not hundreds, at once.
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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Second-worst shooting of the year in Chicago - a shootout at a picnic inside Washington Park leaves 1 dead, 9 injured.
On August 30, 2026, multiple gunmen opened fire during a picnic in Washington Park, Chicago, leaving one man dead and nine others injured. Police were already monitoring the gathering near the 5400 block of South Cottage Grove Avenue when the "nonstop" gunfire began around 11:37 p.m. Officers arrested one suspect at the scene, recovered firearms including rifle rounds, and provided first aid to victims as they called for medical assistance.
More: https://cwbchicago.com/2026/08/shootout-leaves-1-dead-9-injured-at-washington-park-picnic.html
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On August 30, 2026, multiple gunmen opened fire during a picnic in Washington Park, Chicago, leaving one man dead and nine others injured. Police were already monitoring the gathering near the 5400 block of South Cottage Grove Avenue when the "nonstop" gunfire began around 11:37 p.m. Officers arrested one suspect at the scene, recovered firearms including rifle rounds, and provided first aid to victims as they called for medical assistance.
More: https://cwbchicago.com/2026/08/shootout-leaves-1-dead-9-injured-at-washington-park-picnic.html
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UPDATE: Man killed in San Jose police shooting had extensive criminal history. 39-year-old Anthony Chavez of Campbell had an "extensive history of violence," San Jose police said. San Jose police revealed frightening new details on a shootout that left anβ¦
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Earlier this week, Sergeant Walsh was shot while confronting an armed robbery suspect inside a familyβs home. Yesterday, he walked out of the hospital surrounded by family, friends, and fellow officers.
"On behalf of your community, a grateful city, and your brothers and sisters, thank you, Sergeant Walsh, for fighting through to keep San Jose safe and for making sure your team returns home safely at the end of each shift. We know your journey through recovery will be a fight youβll tackle with the same focus and bravery."
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"On behalf of your community, a grateful city, and your brothers and sisters, thank you, Sergeant Walsh, for fighting through to keep San Jose safe and for making sure your team returns home safely at the end of each shift. We know your journey through recovery will be a fight youβll tackle with the same focus and bravery."
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SHOULD MUSLIM WOMEN GET DIFFERENT RULES DURING JAIL BOOKING?
One woman's arrest could now force a Georgia jail to change how it handles Muslim women during booking, searches and mugshots.
And there is a law-enforcement safety question here that shouldn't be ignored.
Ivana Elliott alleges Bartow County jail officers forced her to remove her hijab and undercap in front of male officers, photographed her uncovered despite her objections and subjected her to a strip search involving male officers.
Her attorneys now want a federal court to require policy changes allowing Muslim women to keep their hijabs on for booking photos and to receive private searches by female officers when possible. They also want Elliott's uncovered booking photograph removed from continued use.
Religious accommodations are nothing new. But jails also have a responsibility to positively identify every person they book and make sure clothing and personal items aren't concealing contraband or anything that could endanger officers, inmates or the detainee herself.
So where does accommodation end when it interferes with those procedures?
If other detainees can be required to remove hats, clothing or other items for identification and searches, should religious head coverings be treated differently? And if they are, what safeguards make sure officers can still fully inspect them?
This lawsuit isn't only about what happened to ONE woman. It is asking a federal court to establish different procedures for Muslim women going forward.
Religious liberty deserves protection. Law-enforcement officers also need to be able to do their jobs safely.
Where should the line be?
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One woman's arrest could now force a Georgia jail to change how it handles Muslim women during booking, searches and mugshots.
And there is a law-enforcement safety question here that shouldn't be ignored.
Ivana Elliott alleges Bartow County jail officers forced her to remove her hijab and undercap in front of male officers, photographed her uncovered despite her objections and subjected her to a strip search involving male officers.
Her attorneys now want a federal court to require policy changes allowing Muslim women to keep their hijabs on for booking photos and to receive private searches by female officers when possible. They also want Elliott's uncovered booking photograph removed from continued use.
Religious accommodations are nothing new. But jails also have a responsibility to positively identify every person they book and make sure clothing and personal items aren't concealing contraband or anything that could endanger officers, inmates or the detainee herself.
So where does accommodation end when it interferes with those procedures?
If other detainees can be required to remove hats, clothing or other items for identification and searches, should religious head coverings be treated differently? And if they are, what safeguards make sure officers can still fully inspect them?
This lawsuit isn't only about what happened to ONE woman. It is asking a federal court to establish different procedures for Muslim women going forward.
Religious liberty deserves protection. Law-enforcement officers also need to be able to do their jobs safely.
Where should the line be?
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BREAKING: When a shipment labeled βgiftβ arrived in Miami, CBP agriculture specialists found 37 tubes of live ants hidden in a false bottom. Not your average present! The ants were sent to USDA and the shipment was destroyed.
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We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former Police Chief Samuel Williams.
Chief Williams led the Ocala Police Department, Florida, from 2003 to 2011. A Vietnam War veteran and career law enforcement professional, he is remembered for his service to this community and for investing in the people who served alongside him.
Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.ππ»
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Chief Williams led the Ocala Police Department, Florida, from 2003 to 2011. A Vietnam War veteran and career law enforcement professional, he is remembered for his service to this community and for investing in the people who served alongside him.
Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.ππ»
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Prepared, ready to assist and committed to public safety.
Yesterday morning, the San Mateo County Sheriffβs Office received a request for assistance from the East Palo Alto Police Department after a dangerous suspect fled from them on foot. The suspect then entered the San Francisco Bay, not far from Cooley Landing in East Palo Alto.
Sheriffβs deputies and three Sheriffβs Office K-9 teams quickly answered the call. With deputies positioned along the shore and a CHP helicopter providing aerial support, East Palo Alto police officers safely took the suspect into custody aboard Menlo Park Fire Protection Districtβs boat.
This was a coordinated effort involving multiple agencies β all committed to working together to protect our community.
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Yesterday morning, the San Mateo County Sheriffβs Office received a request for assistance from the East Palo Alto Police Department after a dangerous suspect fled from them on foot. The suspect then entered the San Francisco Bay, not far from Cooley Landing in East Palo Alto.
Sheriffβs deputies and three Sheriffβs Office K-9 teams quickly answered the call. With deputies positioned along the shore and a CHP helicopter providing aerial support, East Palo Alto police officers safely took the suspect into custody aboard Menlo Park Fire Protection Districtβs boat.
This was a coordinated effort involving multiple agencies β all committed to working together to protect our community.
San Mateo Sheriff
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Listen: A Studio City resident confronted Councilmember Nithya Raman over an abandoned lot that residents say has been taken over by homeless people. There was also a fire on the property earlier this week.
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HERO ALERT: Two Louisiana garbage workers remembered ONE vehicle description, spotted something that didnβt look right, and helped bring a kidnapped 10-year-old girl home alive.
Dion Merrick and Brandon Antoine were working their normal sanitation route when Merrick noticed a Nissan sitting alone in a field.
He remembered seeing an AMBER Alert for missing 10-year-old Jalisa Lasalle.
Instead of driving past and assuming someone else would handle it, the two called 911 and used their massive garbage truck to BLOCK THE EXIT so the Nissan couldnβt leave before deputies arrived.
Jalisa was found alive inside, and police arrested Michael Sereal in connection with her kidnapping.
After helping rescue this little girl, he asked whether she had eaten and offered to buy her food.
They went to work that morning as garbage collectors.
They came home HEROES.
This story is making the rounds again, and we need to keep the good news circulating. Dion Merrick and Brandon Antoine deserve to be famous all over again.
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Dion Merrick and Brandon Antoine were working their normal sanitation route when Merrick noticed a Nissan sitting alone in a field.
He remembered seeing an AMBER Alert for missing 10-year-old Jalisa Lasalle.
Instead of driving past and assuming someone else would handle it, the two called 911 and used their massive garbage truck to BLOCK THE EXIT so the Nissan couldnβt leave before deputies arrived.
Jalisa was found alive inside, and police arrested Michael Sereal in connection with her kidnapping.
After helping rescue this little girl, he asked whether she had eaten and offered to buy her food.
They went to work that morning as garbage collectors.
They came home HEROES.
This story is making the rounds again, and we need to keep the good news circulating. Dion Merrick and Brandon Antoine deserve to be famous all over again.
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β’Never leave children or pets in vehicles
β’Stay hydrated; take frequent breaks if you work outdoors
β’Make sure your animals have plenty of water and shade.
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β’Never leave children or pets in vehicles
β’Stay hydrated; take frequent breaks if you work outdoors
β’Make sure your animals have plenty of water and shade.
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A political meet-and-greet at a lesbian bar in West Hollywood has been canceled β apparently because of the candidateβs politics.
West Hollywood city council candidate Tanya Tsikanovsky says she planned the event, but it was canceled following backlash over her political views.
WeHo as itβs called, is an enclave of Los Angeles, and is the site of the cityβs annual PRIDE events, drawing hundreds of thousands of LGBTQ supporters.
Tsikanovsky is openly lesbian, Jewish, a Republican and a vocal Zionist. Her campaign is focusing on what she says is growing political intolerance within communities that traditionally championed inclusion.
Tsikanovsky says she is being cancelled specifically for being a Republican and Zionist.
She does not blame the WeHo venue, SweetWater.
βIβm mad at my lesbian community for being the exact opposite of the tolerance they preach," says Tsikanovsky.
In West Hollywood β a city famous for celebrating diversity β apparently has diversity limits.βJeff Vaughn
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West Hollywood city council candidate Tanya Tsikanovsky says she planned the event, but it was canceled following backlash over her political views.
WeHo as itβs called, is an enclave of Los Angeles, and is the site of the cityβs annual PRIDE events, drawing hundreds of thousands of LGBTQ supporters.
Tsikanovsky is openly lesbian, Jewish, a Republican and a vocal Zionist. Her campaign is focusing on what she says is growing political intolerance within communities that traditionally championed inclusion.
Tsikanovsky says she is being cancelled specifically for being a Republican and Zionist.
She does not blame the WeHo venue, SweetWater.
βIβm mad at my lesbian community for being the exact opposite of the tolerance they preach," says Tsikanovsky.
In West Hollywood β a city famous for celebrating diversity β apparently has diversity limits.βJeff Vaughn
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