Update on Brevard rain impact and flooding with Sheriff Wayne Ivey and EOC Director John Scott

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A 65-year-old law enforcement officer has died following a three-vehicle crash Sunday night on U.S. 290 in northwest Harris County.

The victim has been identified as Ronald “Ron” Davis, a longtime officer with the Lone Star College Police Department who previously served with the Houston Police Department.

According to the Harris County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded around 9:17 p.m. Sunday, October 25, to a major crash on the Northwest Freeway near West Street in the Jersey Village area.

Davis served with the Lone Star College Police Department for 15 years after retiring from HPD.

The College Police Department paid tribute to Davis, remembering his friendship, guidance, years of service, and the lasting impact he made on colleagues and the community.

Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻

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Talk about mind-blowing. Tesla’s Roadster drove upside down, flew into the air, and landed gently. It was also covered by two patents, which raises the question:

What other game-changing products are in the works right now?

Halloween in West Hollywood was a night to remember, and your deputies were out in force to keep it safe.🎃

On Saturday, October 31st, deputies patrolled the Halloween Carnaval, helping thousands of residents and visitors enjoy the festivities safely.

Thank you to everyone who came out, looked out for one another, and made it a fun night for the community.

WeHo Sheriff

Not exactly a title Los Angeles wants to celebrate... 😬

L.A. has been named the “rattiest” city for 2026, with Chicago and New York rounding out the top three, according to pest control company Orkin. 😖🐀

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Devastating video shows the historic Pagosa Springs History Museum collapsing into the flooded San Juan River. The flooding across southwest Colorado was triggered by relentless storms that dumped record-breaking rainfall over the San Juan Mountains. Portions of the museum had stood along those very riverbanks since 1938, surviving nearly 90 years of change in the small mountain community.

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FUNNY.

I was charged with lying under oath to Congress, even though no misstatement I made was material nor hid any underlying crime of "Russian collusion" which never actually happened, and no evidence was produced at trial that I collaborated with WikiLeaks.

These two FBI agents lied under oath about the authenticity of Hunter Biden's laptop—and walked!

Two-tiered justice.

UPDATE: The Monterey County Sheriff’s Office made a statement to the press regarding the investigation into a shooting that left two people dead and two others injured early Monday morning in the community of Moss Landing.

On November 2, 2026, just before 2:00 AM, Monterey County Sheriff’s deputies, California State Parks personnel, and California Highway Patrol officers responded to reports of gunshots heard along Jetty Road in Moss Landing.
Upon arrival, deputies located two individuals who were pronounced deceased at the scene. A third individual arrived at a local hospital and was confirmed to have been shot. That person’s current condition is unknown. A fourth individual was transported from the scene to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
The identities of the deceased are being withheld pending forensic examinations and notification of next of kin.

Full release: https://www.facebook.com/MontereyCountySheriffsOffice

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The Animas River like you've never seen it before.

The November 2026 flooding brought an incredible display of nature's power right through the heart of Durango, Colorado.

See the full video: https://youtu.be/fMSNV5thEb4?si=4rC_o3IYzD5LAkXU

We captured a firsthand look at the swollen Animas River as powerful currents, muddy floodwaters, and debris surged downstream.

The Animas River shows us exactly what it's capable of.

As impressive as it is to watch, these conditions are incredibly dangerous. Stay away from the river, respect closures, and never underestimate the power of moving water.

Respect the River. Turn Around, Don't Drown.
Durango Police Department | Protect • Serve • Care

Durango Police

WATCH: Sedona Fire District swiftwater team and the Arizona Department of Public Safety Ranger 3 helicopter conduct a short-haul rescue of a stranded person on Sunday, Nov. 1.

Sedona Red Rock News

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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BREAKING: Three Canoga Park High teachers created hostile environment for Jewish and Israeli students, and what do you get from Los Angeles TV news stations: crickets.

You won’t believe what investigators found inside Canoga Park High School. According to a new LAUSD report, at least three teachers turned their classrooms into anti-Israel activism zones—showing videos of Hamas terrorists, wearing keffiyehs while lecturing, and even dedicating a dance recital to ‘the children of Gaza.’ The district substantiated all eleven allegations, including that teachers used school clubs to recruit students to the cause. One longtime teacher blames the union. But what nobody knew was how deep this went—and what it means for every public school in America.

LA news stations won't tell them. 

Read more: https://onlaca.com/lausd-investigation-hostile-to-jewish-isreaeli-students48873-2/

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If your cocaine dealer shorted you and didn’t supply you with the full amount of product, contact us at 336-373-2222 to file an official complaint.

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Emotional Police Procession Honors Fallen Deputy Ryan Terpsma in Montana! 🇺🇸🚔

A heartbreaking scene unfolded in Montana as law enforcement officers escorted the procession honoring fallen Lincoln County Deputy Ryan Terpsma and a woman who were killed near Eureka on Friday night.

On Monday, officers and emergency personnel joined the solemn procession as the victims were transported to the Montana State Crime Lab in Missoula.

The emotional tribute highlighted the sacrifices made by law enforcement officers and the impact of this tragic incident on the local community.

The procession was a powerful show of respect and solidarity for those who lost their lives.

Our thoughts are with their families, colleagues, and loved ones during this difficult time.🙏🏻

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Surf's up, Utah! 🏄‍♂️

Bet you thought you'd never see this in land-locked Utah. This brave group hit the raging waters of the Virgin River in St. George this morning to hang ten.

With the rain that's inundated southern Utah over the past few days, the conditions were perfect for Beehive State surf.

Of course, considering the unpredictable dangers connected with anything to do with Mother Nature, we'd advise just watching and not jumping in.

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“I believe El-Sayed would value Islam over the constitution. Do you believe that?”

“Absolutely he’s shown it. Look how dismissive he is of anyone who is not supporting his agenda”
-Michigan Democratic State Rep. Karen Whitsett

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On Nov. 1, Trooper MacDonald contacted a disabled vehicle stopped on the left shoulder and partially blocking the HOV lane. After speaking with the driver, Trooper MacDonald suspected impairment and began a DUI investigation.

While the investigation was underway, another vehicle slammed into Trooper MacDonald’s patrol car, sending it into the disabled vehicle. Just prior to impact, and with little time to react, Trooper MacDonald jumped over the barrier, pulling the driver with him.

The driver who struck the patrol car was arrested on suspicion of DUI and vehicular assault. He and both of his passengers were injured and transported to the hospital.

Unfortunately, this isn't Trooper MacDonald's first close call. Last year, his patrol car was also struck by an impaired driver. Thankfully, he was outside the vehicle at the time and was not injured.

Impaired driving puts everyone on the road at risk. Please drive sober.

WA State Patrol

NEW: DHS announces that ICE & local partners arrested 230+ illegal alien truck drivers in a three day operation across 15 states dubbed “Operation Guardian” & seized more than 40 Commercial Driver’s Licenses (CDLs). DHS says one Honduran illegal alien resisted arrest and broke an Oklahoma State Trooper’s arm during the operation after the trooper pulled him over for speeding, ran his plates, and discovered the vehicle was stolen. Feds now charging him.

Per DHS, states which participated in Operation Guardian were Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Texas.

DHS says the Trump admin has now made nearly 4,800 CDL-related arrests nationwide since January 2025.

DHS statement via Sec. Mullin

Bill Melugin

⚠️A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma until 3 AM CST

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Jeff Gregory, a 55-year-old pilot from Pennsylvania, has been identified as the pilot of the LearJet 60 that crashed yesterday in Palm Beach County, Florida.

Jeff had 2 decades of flying experience, according to those familiar with him.

His family are devout Christians and active in their local church.

He leaves behind a beautiful wife and several wonderful children.

Please pray for his family and friends.

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