public safety

A baby and an teenage boy were among those who were found dead feet from the U.S. border.

He was charged with illegally possessing a machine gun.

The suspect also took silver bars valued at $7,600, authorities said.

The neighbors had been feuding, with the suspect telling police the other man threatened to kill him, charges said.

Three other teenage suspects were arrested on Wednesday.

A vigil is planned for 15-year-old Nevaeh Kingbird on Sunday to help raise awareness about her disappearance.

Four others were injured in the crash.

MFD is reminding people not to venture into illegal areas at the falls.

The unrest happened after false reports about a man's suicide spread on social media in August 2020.

The medical examiner has ruled his death a homicide.

The woman was slightly injured.

The suspects threatened the teller and demanded money.

Sheriff Hutchinson admitted to drinking prior to the crash and pleaded guilty to misdemeanor DWI.

The department of education has alerted districts statewide about the social media threat.

They were taken to the hospital.

The lawsuit claims supervisors knew about the assault but did nothing.

The suspect got inside by opening a window.

Several school districts have reported threats as of late.

He pleaded guilty to the charges in October.

He called 911 saying he found his stolen van and had the thief at gunpoint.

The crash happened on Interstate 90 near Austin.

The woman suffered serious stab wounds, police said.

Ty Jindra was fired from the MPD in July 2020.

Police do not believe the incident was random.