WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! Seattle Police Department: A suspect shot two victims in the 2300 block of South Massachusetts Street Tuesday night, resulting in the death of one victim and leaving the second critically injured. Officers responded and exchanged gunfire with the suspect, and the suspect died at the scene. At 9:16 p.m., a caller reported hearing a shot fired near 24th Avenue South and South Massachusetts Street. Additional callers reported seeing a man firing a gun in the same area. When officers arrived on scene they heard multiple gunshots. The suspect walked towards the officers, raised his firearm and fired at them. Officers returned fire, striking the suspect. Some of the officers began providing aid to the suspect, while others searched the area for victims of the suspect. The two victims were found in a vehicle parked in the parking lot of 2300 South Massachusetts Street. (Read the full story.)

EXCLUSIVE: Never-before-seen videos from a Minnesota State Patrol plane over a protest showcases the powerful surveillance capabilities police plane possess. (Full story and ~2 hr video.)

Reports of two victims passing away, including a child in a Jersey City fire that started at around 11:30 pm at 470 Martin Luther King Dr. Video by Daniel Valls and Dakota Santiago (FNTV)

Murmurations tonight. Breathtaking.

Good Night California!

An Elgin man convicted of sexually assaulting and murdering a 20-month-old girl in 1997 is being released from prison later this month after serving half of his 48-year sentence.

Cayce Williams, 47, pleaded guilty in 2006 to the first-degree murder and criminal sexual assault of Quortney Kley, the daughter of his former girlfriend, in exchange for the prison term.

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BREAKING! Texas, Happening Now -- here at the scene in North Fort Worth of one of the worse disasters I have ever seen in this area. Pray. Pray hard. 100+ of vehicles...

Portland Antifa wreaked havoc at a police union building on Wednesday night vandalizing the joint and attempting to break down the door, authorities said. The group targeted the offices of the Portland Police Association, forcing over a dozen city cops to be rerouted to the scene, according to authorities. Portland police warned the Antifa to back off or face possible arrest. At about 7:20 p.m., two hours after police first announced the protest, the group dispersed with no arrests made. The Antifa were not able to breach the building. Police said there were no reported injuries. A total of 15 cops responded to the building.