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A private business jet traveling from Texas to the Bahamas crashed into a Florida neighborhood Sunday afternoon, killing nine people aboard and forcing hundreds of nearby residents to evacuate, according to officials.

Haley Stevens announced Sunday, in a stunning political upset with just two days left before the election, that she was voting for Republican Mike Rogers for Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat.

Two people were killed and 11 others were injured in two unrelated shootings at Halloween parties in Jacksonville early Sunday morning, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

Driver arrested for DUI after chain-reaction crashes in Orange County, troopers say

A shooting near Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington left eight victims, including a teenager who was killed early Sunday.

At least 15 people were injured, and four people are dead after three separate shootings in Dallas' Deep Ellum district early Sunday morning.

The weather script flips Sunday as a surge of tropical moisture streams into Central Florida!

A mass shooting outside the “Magic City Classic" football game Saturday in Birmingham, Alabama, left one person dead and eight other people injured. 

Two teenagers charged with beating of man that was caught on video

One child dies and three other children are seriously injured in head on crash

Sumter County Schools employee charged in sexual battery attacks

Fairfield, California Police confirmed on Saturday that a 31-year-old woman was killed in a shooting that injured six others at a Halloween-themed store in Northern California that happened just hours before the holiday. 

A guest at Orlando's Mall at Millenia was hurt on Saturday after being struck by a falling holiday decoration, according to a statement from a mall representative.

Florida child found alone in pond; parents arrested, deputies say

Happy Halloween, Central Florida!

A man wanted in connection with a 2024 crash that killed three people, including his mother, was arrested Thursday in Boca Raton, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Florida Gov.

Lake County Schools said late Friday in a Facebook post that student records of approximately 1,800 students had been mistakenly sent to someone who was not authorized to have them.