Rest in Peace, Police Officer Christopher Delong Jr. of the Columbia Police Department in South Carolina. End of Watch: August 29, 2026.
Officer Delong served for almost two years and is survived by his wife and two children.
The FBI sends our prayers and condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues left behind. They will have our full support.
FBI Director Kash Patel
Officer Delong served for almost two years and is survived by his wife and two children.
The FBI sends our prayers and condolences to his family, friends, and colleagues left behind. They will have our full support.
FBI Director Kash Patel
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Different uniforms. Same team. 🏈📣
LPD, our public safety partners and Husker cheerleaders are teaming up with a few reminders to help fans have a safe game day – whether you're driving, walking or cheering from the stands.
Plan ahead, stay alert & GO BIG RED! 🦺🚧🏟️❤️🌽
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LPD, our public safety partners and Husker cheerleaders are teaming up with a few reminders to help fans have a safe game day – whether you're driving, walking or cheering from the stands.
Plan ahead, stay alert & GO BIG RED! 🦺🚧🏟️❤️🌽
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In case you were wondering why there are so many fires in California...
It ain't climate change.
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It ain't climate change.
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UPDATE: As of this evening, recovery operations have been completed for a 46-year-old male near Crystal Rapids along the Colorado River. The Coconino County Medical Examiner's Office is currently onsite. There is no additional information to share at this…
GRAND CANYON UPDATE: Two people are dead and about 15 remain missing following major flash flooding in Grand Canyon National Park over the weekend, according to park officials.
The National Park Service said the body of a 46-year-old man was recovered Sunday evening near Crystal Rapids on the Colorado River. A second body has since been recovered.
Search, evacuation and response efforts continue as crews work to account for people who may have been in Bright Angel Canyon and the Phantom Ranch area when flooding hit Saturday afternoon.
Officials are asking anyone with information about hikers or backpackers who were in the area, including along the North Kaibab Trail, at Bright Angel Campground or in “the Box” north of Phantom Ranch, to contact the National Park Service.
The number of people believed to be missing could change as officials continue accounting for visitors. The storm moved through the area Saturday at 2:30 in the afternoon.
PHOTO: Remnants of stone bridge pylons remain along Bright Angel Creek following a flash flood that destroyed the footbridge on August 29. The flooding caused significant damage to infrastructure throughout the canyon.
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The National Park Service said the body of a 46-year-old man was recovered Sunday evening near Crystal Rapids on the Colorado River. A second body has since been recovered.
Search, evacuation and response efforts continue as crews work to account for people who may have been in Bright Angel Canyon and the Phantom Ranch area when flooding hit Saturday afternoon.
Officials are asking anyone with information about hikers or backpackers who were in the area, including along the North Kaibab Trail, at Bright Angel Campground or in “the Box” north of Phantom Ranch, to contact the National Park Service.
The number of people believed to be missing could change as officials continue accounting for visitors. The storm moved through the area Saturday at 2:30 in the afternoon.
PHOTO: Remnants of stone bridge pylons remain along Bright Angel Creek following a flash flood that destroyed the footbridge on August 29. The flooding caused significant damage to infrastructure throughout the canyon.
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Please, praying for the Scott County sheriff's deputy who was seriously injured in the line of duty Saturday night.🙏🏻
A Scott County Indiana sheriff's deputy was airlifted to a Kentucky hospital after suffering serious injuries in a crash while pursuing a reckless motorcyclist who fled from an attempted traffic stop.
The incident happened shortly before 9:15 p.m. Saturday when a Scott County sheriff's deputy spotted a motorcyclist driving recklessly west of Jimtown in a rural area, the sheriff's office stated in a social media post. The deputy tried to pull over the motorcyclist, who fled, kicking off a chase.During the pursuit, the deputy crashed, and the motorcyclist did not stop. The motorcyclist was not identified, and the sheriff's office didn't know his whereabouts.
The deputy was airlifted to a hospital in Kentucky, and his condition was unknown. While serious, the deputy's injuries weren't considered life-threatening.
More: https://officer.com/55401801
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A Scott County Indiana sheriff's deputy was airlifted to a Kentucky hospital after suffering serious injuries in a crash while pursuing a reckless motorcyclist who fled from an attempted traffic stop.
The incident happened shortly before 9:15 p.m. Saturday when a Scott County sheriff's deputy spotted a motorcyclist driving recklessly west of Jimtown in a rural area, the sheriff's office stated in a social media post. The deputy tried to pull over the motorcyclist, who fled, kicking off a chase.During the pursuit, the deputy crashed, and the motorcyclist did not stop. The motorcyclist was not identified, and the sheriff's office didn't know his whereabouts.
The deputy was airlifted to a hospital in Kentucky, and his condition was unknown. While serious, the deputy's injuries weren't considered life-threatening.
More: https://officer.com/55401801
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Stay cool 💦⛱
•Never leave children or pets in vehicles
•Stay hydrated; take frequent breaks if you work outdoors
•Make sure your animals have plenty of water and shade.
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•Never leave children or pets in vehicles
•Stay hydrated; take frequent breaks if you work outdoors
•Make sure your animals have plenty of water and shade.
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NEW: ICE San Francisco arrested criminal alien Jason Chad Erasmus, 29, of South Africa, in Vacaville. He was convicted of 2 counts of lewd acts upon a child in Roseville, CA, and sentenced to 8 years. He has a final order of removal and is in ICE custody pending removal from the U.S.
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DATA CENTER DEBATE: The A.I. data center boom is prompting conversation in communities across the country.
Dana Perino speaks with two Virginians on opposite sides of the debate.
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Dana Perino speaks with two Virginians on opposite sides of the debate.
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NEW: The Florida Bar has rejected a request to investigate DHS General Counsel James Percival for his social media posts criticizing liberal federal judges for their rulings against DHS.
The bar writes that it: “does not investigate or prosecute sitting officers appointed under the U.S. Constitution while they are in office”, because doing so would “encroach on the authority of the federal government concerning these officials.”
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The bar writes that it: “does not investigate or prosecute sitting officers appointed under the U.S. Constitution while they are in office”, because doing so would “encroach on the authority of the federal government concerning these officials.”
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The Virginia State Police mourns the passing of retired Superintendent Colonel William F. Corvello, who passed away the evening of Aug. 28, 2026, surrounded by family and loved ones.
Colonel Corvello lived a life dedicated to service. He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 1951, serving in Korea with the 1st Marine Division, 7th Marine Regiment. Following his military service, he began what would become a remarkable 37-year career with the Virginia State Police in August 1955.
After graduating with the 28th Basic Session in March 1956, Colonel Corvello served as a trooper and steadily rose through the ranks of the Department. His career took him across the Commonwealth and into numerous leadership positions before he was appointed Superintendent of the Virginia State Police in March 1990. He led the Department until his retirement in August 1992, exactly 37 years after first joining VSP.
His commitment to public service did not end with his retirement. Colonel Corvello later answered the call to serve as Chief of Police for the City of Newport News and twice as Interim Chief of Police for the City of Portsmouth, continuing to lend his experience and leadership to Virginia’s law enforcement community.
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Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻
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Colonel Corvello lived a life dedicated to service. He enlisted in the United States Marine Corps in 1951, serving in Korea with the 1st Marine Division, 7th Marine Regiment. Following his military service, he began what would become a remarkable 37-year career with the Virginia State Police in August 1955.
After graduating with the 28th Basic Session in March 1956, Colonel Corvello served as a trooper and steadily rose through the ranks of the Department. His career took him across the Commonwealth and into numerous leadership positions before he was appointed Superintendent of the Virginia State Police in March 1990. He led the Department until his retirement in August 1992, exactly 37 years after first joining VSP.
His commitment to public service did not end with his retirement. Colonel Corvello later answered the call to serve as Chief of Police for the City of Newport News and twice as Interim Chief of Police for the City of Portsmouth, continuing to lend his experience and leadership to Virginia’s law enforcement community.
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Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood.🙏🏻
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DEVELOPING: A 20-year-old Kansas City man is dead after police say he was found stabbed in downtown Lawrence early Sunday morning, and the suspect is STILL AT LARGE.
Officers were called to 7th and Massachusetts around 2:40 a.m. for a reported disturbance and found the victim there. He was rushed to a hospital but did not survive.
Now police are asking businesses in the area to check their cameras and urging anyone who witnessed something to come forward. One piece of surveillance footage or one witness could be what investigators need to identify whoever did this.
Read the full story and find out how to send investigators a tip at the link below.
https://lawenforcementtoday.com/kansas-police-investigating-fatal-stabbing-in-downtown-lawrence-suspect-still-at-large
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Officers were called to 7th and Massachusetts around 2:40 a.m. for a reported disturbance and found the victim there. He was rushed to a hospital but did not survive.
Now police are asking businesses in the area to check their cameras and urging anyone who witnessed something to come forward. One piece of surveillance footage or one witness could be what investigators need to identify whoever did this.
Read the full story and find out how to send investigators a tip at the link below.
https://lawenforcementtoday.com/kansas-police-investigating-fatal-stabbing-in-downtown-lawrence-suspect-still-at-large
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BREAKING: Singer D4vd is now being represented by a public defender after his lawyers withdrew from his case Monday, ahead of his second arraignment on murder and other charges connected to the death of a 14-year-old girl whose dismembered body was found in the trunk of his Tesla.
Lawyers for the 21-year-old singer, whose real name is David Anthony Burke, were granted a withdrawal, and public defender Walid Kandeel stepped in. D4vd's next court date is in October.
More: https://abc7ne.ws/wjpKCz
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Lawyers for the 21-year-old singer, whose real name is David Anthony Burke, were granted a withdrawal, and public defender Walid Kandeel stepped in. D4vd's next court date is in October.
More: https://abc7ne.ws/wjpKCz
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Other online commentators have picked up on the fact that two of the jurors are wearing pink - the same color Lindsay Clancy supporters have worn since the start of the trial.
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NEW: A career drug trafficker in Atlanta had his sentence commuted by President Joe Biden only to be rearrested.
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WATCH LIVE: President Donald J. Trump unveils new healthcare affordability initiative at White House
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POTUS announces a major expansion of his Most Favored Nation drug pricing initiative — with nine new pharmaceutical companies committing to deliver their lowest drug prices for American patients
POTUS: "With today's announcement, we now have 26 companies representing 90% of the domestic pharmaceutical market... These agreements are projected to save Americans more than $600 billion.
SecKennedy: "Today brings us to a total of 26 companies that have now made agreements with us. These agreements cover nine out of ten drugs that are used by Americans."
DrOzCMS: Two months ago, Medicare began offering eligible patients GLP-1 medications at just $50/month, down from $1,200/month — and 600,000 seniors have already signed up to get these medications.
Hear from the CEOs of the companies who just signed Most Favored Nation agreements to deliver lower drug prices to Americans.
FDA Commissioner nominee Dr. Heidi Overton: "It's a huge day for Americans — and it's also a huge day for national security."
POTUS on Iran: "They're a failed nation... That doesn't mean we won't smack them."
"Last month, DHS recorded a record number of deportations. What changed to make that possible?"
POTUS: "Nothing."
"Have you ruled out using a nuclear weapon against Iran?"
POTUS: "They're totally defeated militarily — so I defeat them and now I should use a nuclear weapon on top of them? What a stupid question."
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POTUS announces a major expansion of his Most Favored Nation drug pricing initiative — with nine new pharmaceutical companies committing to deliver their lowest drug prices for American patients
POTUS: "With today's announcement, we now have 26 companies representing 90% of the domestic pharmaceutical market... These agreements are projected to save Americans more than $600 billion.
SecKennedy: "Today brings us to a total of 26 companies that have now made agreements with us. These agreements cover nine out of ten drugs that are used by Americans."
DrOzCMS: Two months ago, Medicare began offering eligible patients GLP-1 medications at just $50/month, down from $1,200/month — and 600,000 seniors have already signed up to get these medications.
Hear from the CEOs of the companies who just signed Most Favored Nation agreements to deliver lower drug prices to Americans.
FDA Commissioner nominee Dr. Heidi Overton: "It's a huge day for Americans — and it's also a huge day for national security."
POTUS on Iran: "They're a failed nation... That doesn't mean we won't smack them."
"Last month, DHS recorded a record number of deportations. What changed to make that possible?"
POTUS: "Nothing."
"Have you ruled out using a nuclear weapon against Iran?"
POTUS: "They're totally defeated militarily — so I defeat them and now I should use a nuclear weapon on top of them? What a stupid question."
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LOCK HER UP: A 4-YEAR-OLD DOG was found with deep, clean wounds that a veterinarian said were consistent with a KNIFE... and when detectives started asking questions, the woman caring for her apparently tried to blame the injuries on her BABY. Unbelievable.
Sierra Lshae Stubbs is charged with felony aggravated cruelty to animals after police investigated horrific injuries to a Heeler mix named Lucielle.
The veterinarian described multiple wounds as extremely clean cuts consistent with a knife or similar object. One was about six centimeters long and FOUR centimeters deep.
Police also reported finding blood inside the apartment and two razor blades in a vehicle.
Stubbs denied stabbing Lucielle.
But when a detective told her a child could not have caused injuries like these, police say Stubbs responded: “You have no idea the amount of force my baby has."
WHAT?!
She is due in court October 5.
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Sierra Lshae Stubbs is charged with felony aggravated cruelty to animals after police investigated horrific injuries to a Heeler mix named Lucielle.
The veterinarian described multiple wounds as extremely clean cuts consistent with a knife or similar object. One was about six centimeters long and FOUR centimeters deep.
Police also reported finding blood inside the apartment and two razor blades in a vehicle.
Stubbs denied stabbing Lucielle.
But when a detective told her a child could not have caused injuries like these, police say Stubbs responded: “You have no idea the amount of force my baby has."
WHAT?!
She is due in court October 5.
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Last night someone’s friend was roaming WeHo blasted with no shoes on. First one sheriff’s deputy shows, and then two.. This guy starts swinging on them. Paramedics and fire come.. it takes nearly six people to physically restrain the man until they could finally MEDICALLY sedate him! Even after that he continued to fight and he ended up with a spit bag over his head.
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How can a police department reduce crime if it isn't even paying attention to where crime is happening?
Peter Moskos recounts a striking example from the NYPD in the 90s: chiefs were asked how many people had been shot in New York City the previous year—and nobody knew.
The data existed. The department simply wasn't focused on crime.
That changed under Bill Bratton, who made reducing violent crime an explicit mission—and put the responsibility squarely on himself.
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Peter Moskos recounts a striking example from the NYPD in the 90s: chiefs were asked how many people had been shot in New York City the previous year—and nobody knew.
The data existed. The department simply wasn't focused on crime.
That changed under Bill Bratton, who made reducing violent crime an explicit mission—and put the responsibility squarely on himself.
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