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Prairie Fire Theatre to host garden party-themed gala fundraiser on Saturday
Prairie Fire Theatre is bringing a garden party gala to Illinois Wesleyan this weekend.
UPDATE: Rensselaer area vehicle fire sets tractor ablaze
An early morning trailer-tractor fire closed all lanes of Interstate 65, and no injuries were reported.
Years Old X Post Appearing to Predict Hantavirus in 2026 Goes Viral
A 2022 X post stating, "2023: Corona ended 2026: Hantavirus," has gone viral amid a deadly hantavirus outbreak.
Broadway, 4th Ave N closed in downtown Nashville due to HVAC fire
Several downtown Nashville roads are currently closed Thursday afternoon due to an HVAC fire. Drivers are being asked to avoid the area and seek alternate routes.
Doggett tapped as Urbana's next fire chief
City council will vote Monday on whether to approve Mayor DeShawn Williams’ appointment of Steven Doggett as the city’s new fire chief for a term ending on or before June
OnlyFans creator pleads guilty in bondage suffocation death of Escondido man
Michaela Rylaarsdam, 32, who initially faced a second-degree murder charge in the case, is slated to be sentenced next month to four years in state prison.
Officers rescue three baby raccoons from chimney of Pennsylvania home
Officers in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, rescued several baby raccoons after the curious critters became trapped inside a residential chimney.
One injured in Saginaw officer involved shooting
A Saginaw police officer fired their weapon when a man resisted arrest and physically confronted officers.
Federal funding boosts local search and rescue teams ahead of wildfire season
Two agencies are getting a head-start on the wildfire season, with one of them getting a major funding boost for federal search and rescue teams.
Crews respond to vegetation fire in San Jose
Firefighters are responding to a vegetation fire in San Jose, officials said.
Foster man dies after crashing into home in Connecticut
Connecticut State Police said a Foster man has died after a crash on Wednesday night.
Student tip leads to arrest of Tenino high schooler who allegedly threatened to bring gun to class
A Tenino High School student was arrested Thursday morning after the student allegedly made a threat to bring a firearm to the school.
Rescue crews battle multi-vehicle fire in northwest Miami-Dade
A fire involving multiple vehicles broke out Thursday afternoon in northwest Miami-Dade, sending thick black smoke into the air and prompting a response from fire rescue crews, authorities confirmed.
FBI finds no evidence connecting Buford's shooter to international terrorism
The gunman, who killed three people and injured 15 others, had "specific personal triggers" that investigators believe provoked the violence on West Sixth Street on March 1.
1 dead in multi-day, multi-agency river rescue in Custer County
One kayaker has died after getting stuck under some logs on Marsh Creek, reports the Custer County Sheriff's Office.
6 children, 2 adults injured in Ferguson car crash, police say
A multi-vehicle accident injured several children in Ferguson, a spokesperson told 5 On Your Side.
Plane makes emergency landing in Reno field
A small plane made an emergency landing in a Reno field Thursday morning.
Lafayette man sentenced in child sex abuse case
The defendant was sentenced to 19 years in prison after pleading guilty to receipt of child pornography. After he's released from prison, he'll serve 25 years of supervised release.
You Should Check Out the Other ‘Severance’
Shortly before the Apple TV series took the world by storm, Ling Ma's 'Severance' offered an uncanny and unforgettable vision of a memory-fueled zombie apocalypse.
A bright reminder: Westhampton honors its late volunteer firefighters with gravestone markers
WESTHAMPTON — When a fire breaks out in Westhampton, more than 30 volunteer firefighters are on call, ready to spring into action — just as they have been since 1949, when several firefighters banded tog...
USDA makes 1,000 arrests in SNAP abuse, will require retailers who accept SNAP to stock more nutritious foods
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is cracking down on abuse of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), making over 1,000 arrests in a sweeping crackdown. The USDA is also implementing c...
Florida man accused of strangling puppy suffering from cocaine-induced seizure
A Florida man was arrested, and a puppy is in protective custody at the Humane Society after deputies said the dog was exposed to cocaine and being strangled.
Blake Lively may still seek money from Justin Baldoni under California law
Blake Lively may still pursue a money claim from Justin Baldoni's camp under a California law, as part of their settlement this week, which averted their New York trial in the enduring "It Ends With Us" lega...