NEW: Hernando Mississippi police officer injured after head-on collision with reckless driver.

The incident began when multiple callers reported a reckless driver heading southbound on I-55. Reports also said that the driver struck a guardrail in Southaven, was traveling on the median, and nearly collided with multiple vehicles.
Hernando Police officers attempted to make a traffic stop near Commerce Street. The driver refused to stop, and a pursuit ensued.
During the pursuit, the suspect was traveling the wrong way down southbound lanes of I-55, resulting in a head-on collision with a Hernando Police officer.

A spokesperson for the DeSoto County Sheriff’s Office says a Hernando police officer is being transported to Regional One Hospital for treatment.
Please join us in sending prayers and, or positive thoughts for their recovery🙏🏻

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JUST IN: An UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY has been declared. 

Tactical alert has been canceled. Resources are being released, crowds have dispersed.

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*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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Los Angeles Digest 🧢 #141

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HAPPENING NOW: CHP chasing driver in reportedly stolen vehicle through Exposition Park area

Smoke Live: https://youtube.com/live/TcwP0WjGHYE

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GOD IS GOOD!!!

Be careful! This little Yorkie chased a bear up a tree in Buncombe County, N.C. 😮

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Good night to everyone 😴

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EXERCISE: This morning, October 18, 2026, we will have a routine training exercise on U.S. Capitol grounds. Please do not be alarmed if you see emergency vehicles, low flying helicopters, and hear the simulated sound of gunfire.

The U.S. Capitol Police

Much of the country enjoys a quiet end to the weekend. A Nor'easter developing off the East Coast brings mainly coastal concerns Sunday into early next week. Locally heavy rain is possible in South Florida.

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Sometimes home finds you, no matter where you are.

KSP DESI Master Trooper Chris Berry captured this photo of a Kentucky-shaped cloud while in Florida; a reminder that even under different skies, the spirit of the Commonwealth is never far away.

KY State Police

LBPD has seen an increase in cases involving the inhalation of nitrous oxide, commonly known as “NOZ.” Our officers are issuing citations, conducting investigations, and arresting individuals who drive under the influence.

⚠️ Inhaling NOZ can deprive your brain of oxygen, impair judgment, slow reaction times, and cause loss of coordination or even death.

If you’re using NOZ and getting behind the wheel, you’re putting lives at risk & you’ll be arrested.

Make smart choices. Never drive impaired.

Laguna Beach PD

NEW: Two stabbings were reported near the Taste of Soul festival in the Crenshaw area Saturday night, Los Angeles Police Department said.

Police said both the victim and the group of suspects fled the scene. The investigation remains ongoing.

A second stabbing was later reported near the event. The Los Angeles Fire Department said one person was transported to a hospital with possible stab wounds after officers responded to reports of a stabbing in the 4200 block of Crenshaw Boulevard.
Authorities have not said whether the two stabbings are related.

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Chief McDonnell, my friend and colleague for over 40 years, including the seven years we worked closely together at the LAPD, has been in the face of significant adversity and hostility from the Progressive Left. He has been doing an outstanding job leading the much reduced in size LAPD as it has faced continuous crises over the last several years. Replacing him before the end of his term would create additional crises of monumental proportions.

It is heavily rumored that mayoral candidate Nithya Raman’s choice to replace McDonnell would be the recently defeated progressive left LA District Attorney George Gascon.

Read it in the LA Times: https://enewspaper.latimes.com/infinity/article_share.aspx?guid=998a7a70-dc80-4536-a1b3-563d4bdae701

Bill Bratton

BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Cows on the loose in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. KCFD says a semi hauling more than 120 cows crashed around 3 am on I-70 near Admiral Blvd. on the downtown loop. Cows have made it miles away. KCFD has reports of loose cows near Crown Center and KCK.

Eric Graves