San Antonio, Texas, Fire Department asking people to stop calling 911 for a COVID-19 vaccine appointment

Oregon’s law decriminalizing small amounts of all street drugs went into effect on Monday — making it the first state in the nation to enact such a measure. Those found with personal-use amounts of drugs — including heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine, LSD, oxycodone and ecstasy — will now face a $100 fine instead of a criminal charge. Known as Measure 110, the legislation was overwhelmingly approved by state voters in November. It focuses on providing drug users with treatment through newly funded addiction recovery centers. The law was not without opposition. Two dozen district attorneys argued it would lead to the normalization of dangerous drugs. In 1973, the state became the first in the nation to decriminalize marijuana. Then, in 2014, recreational marijuana became legal in Oregon.

Nebraska State Troopers: Dense freezing fog is moving into the Omaha Metro. On-ramps, exit ramps, and surface streets are getting slick in spots. Please decrease your speeds and give yourself extra travel time. Be Safe!

Ummm the Times Square snowman! ☃️

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DC -- Investigators have made a preliminary determination that the police officer who shot and killed Ashli Babbitt during the U.S. Capitol protest shouldn’t be charged with any crimes in connection with her death, according to people familiar with the review. Ms. Babbitt, who served for more than a dozen years in the Air Force and Air National Guard and became a passionate supporter of former President Donald Trump, died from being shot by a Capitol Police officer after protesters smashed through a door to the Speaker’s Lobby on Jan. 6. She had entered the building as part of a crowd aiming to disrupt the certification of President Biden’s victory in the 2020 presidential election. The officer who shot her had been placed on leave soon after the riot while Ms. Babbitt’s death was being investigated, including on the question of whether it was a violation of her civil rights, the Wall Street Journal reported. #JusticeForAshli

WARNING! GRAPHIC CONTENT! SAN FRANCISCO — Video of the deadly assault of an elderly Thai man in the U.S. was released on Monday by his family, who suspected it to be a hate crime. The CCTV footage captured the shocking moment when 84-year-old Vicha Ratanapakdee was mortally wounded in Daly City, San Francisco on Thursday. He died two days later at a hospital. His family said Vicha was likely a victim of anti-Asian sentiment turned deadly.

UK -- Molotov cocktail thrown at police outside a synagogue in London's Golders Green. Emergency personnel still on scene after the attack. Injuries reported. Increased police activity as they attempt to hunt the suspect down.

BREAKING! Multiple FBI agents shot after serving a warrant in a child exploitation case in Sunrise, Florida.

A dispute over shoveling snow turned deadly when a man fatally shot his two neighbors before taking his own life in Pennsylvania, authorities said. Jeffrey Spaide, 47, shot dead his across-the-street neighbors, James Goy, 50, and his wife Lisa, 48, as they were clearing snow Monday morning in Plains Township, The Citizen’s Voice reported. “Apparently there’s been an ongoing dispute between neighbors, some of which involved a dispute about snow disposal and removal,” Luzerne County First Assistant District Attorney Sam Sanguedolce said. “They’re across the street from each other, and when they would remove snow they would throw it across the street at the other person’s property.” After slaughtering the couple, Spaide then went back inside his home and grabbed an AR-15-style rifle, authorities said. “He retrieved the rifle and shot them again,” Plains Twp. police Sgt. Michael Smith told the paper. Police said Spaide then went back inside his home and used a third rifle to kill himself.

UPD: Two FBI agents now confirmed killed during a search warrant execution in Sunrise, Florida

More updates on Sunrise, Florida FBI shooting.

MUSKOGEE, Okla. — Six people were killed early Tuesday in Oklahoma, including five children, and a person with a gun was taken into custody, police said. Officers responded about 1:30 a.m. to a call of multiple people shot at a home in Muskogee, about 45 miles southeast of Tulsa, police said in a press release. Once there, officers encountered a person with a gun who was later taken into custody. Officers at the scene found one man and four children dead, and a fifth child died at a Tulsa hospital, police said. A woman was also taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, police said. Authorities have not released the name of the person arrested or any details about the people who died. Police were expected to release more information later Tuesday.

The shooting happened around 6 a.m. The child pornography case was being investigated by the FBI and prosecuted by federal prosecutors in Fort Lauderdale. Sunrise police said the suspect, a man suspected of child pornography possession, had holed up in his home at 10100 Reflections Blvd. West. Nob Hill Road is closed in both directions from Northwest 44th Street to Oakland Park Boulevard. Two FBI agent was shot and killed and others injured while serving a warrant at a Sunrise home Tuesday morning, law enforcement sources told the Miami Herald. After barricading himself in the home for several hours, the suspected gunman is believed to have shot and killed himself, one source said. One federal law enforcement source said at least five agents were shot during the raid. (More info.)

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