NYC -- Protesters gather on the rally against hate crimes and the attacks on asian americans.

WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! Mexico -- A Mexican Air Force plane burst into flames as it crashed near an airport in eastern Mexico, killing all six people on board, officials and witnesses say. The cause of the crash was not immediately known. The accident happened just after 11:30 a.m. local time on Sunday when the plane, a Learjet 45XR, went down in a field near El Lencero Airport in Xalapa, a city in the eastern state of Veracruz. Nearly the entire plane was destroyed or engulfed in flames, except for the cockpit and tail. Video from the scene showed rescue workers as they tried to break into the cockpit to save anyone alive. According to civil aviation sources, six people were on board the plane and no one survived. The identities of those on board were not immediately known. Data from FlightAware showed that the plane flew from Mexico City to Xalapa earlier on Sunday morning, but rescue workers said it was taking off for Tabasco at the time of the crash.

Houston police: Chief Art Acevedo joins hundreds of volunteers at Butler Stadium this afternoon to hand out water to those affected by the recent winter storm 2021. Fire Chief of HFD and Tilman Fertitta were also on hand.

For some, Sundays is a day to relax — not for LAPD Wilshire.

After conducting Roll Call on Melrose Avenue, it was time to work. A short time later their data informed, community focused policing paid off, with the arrest of 5 individuals suspected in a rash of burglaries/thefts.