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NYPD seeks suspects in Brooklyn shooting that damaged storefront and vehicle

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 15, 20250

BROOKLYN, N.Y. — The New York City Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying three individuals wanted in connection with a reckless endangerment incident in Brooklyn. The incident occurred on Monday, January 13, 2025, around 4:15 p.m. in front of 300 Dumont Avenue, police said. Three unidentified suspects discharged firearms, striking a parked unoccupied vehicle and a storefront. No injuries were reported, but the gunfire caused property damage. The suspects fled the scene, and the investigation remains ongoing. Authorities are urging anyone with information to assist in identifying and locating the suspects involved.

Monmouth County State Legislative Office Damaged by Fire

Breaking Local News ReportJanuary 1, 20250

TINTON FALLS, NJ — A fire early Sunday morning caused significant damage to the office of New Jersey lawmakers at 766 Shrewsbury Avenue, prompting the temporary closure of the facility, officials confirmed. In an email to constituents, the Democratic legislators, Senator Vin Gopal, Assemblywoman Margie Donlon, and Assemblywoman Luanne Peterpaul, said the office is closed for in-person appointments and meetings while the building undergoes safety assessments. Staff will be working remotely until further notice. Police have not identified the cause of the fire. The lawmakers expressed gratitude to Tinton Falls Fire Company No. 1 for leading the firefighting efforts, as

Single-family home in Hancock damaged in fire

Breaking Local News ReportDecember 17, 20240

HANCOCK, MD — A fire caused significant damage to a single-story home on Fairview Road on Monday, resulting in an estimated $60,000 in losses. The blaze occurred at a single-family residence owned by Jason Thompson. Fire crews were dispatched to the scene at approximately 5:03 p.m. after a neighbor discovered the fire. The Hancock Volunteer Fire Company responded with 35 firefighters, and the fire was brought under control within 20 minutes. There were no reported injuries or fatalities. The fire originated in a bedroom inside the home, according to preliminary findings. Investigators have not yet determined the cause, and the

Shots fired in Dover leave house damaged; state police investigating

Breaking Local News ReportNovember 25, 20240

DOVER, Del. — Delaware State Police detectives are investigating an early morning shooting in Dover that left a home damaged but caused no injuries. At approximately 12:15 a.m. on Monday, troopers responded to John Clark Road following a report of gunfire. Upon arrival, they learned that an argument had taken place in the street involving two unknown Black males and two other unidentified males. An unknown number of shots were fired during the altercation. Police said a house on the 1500 block of John Clark Road was struck by gunfire. The residence was unoccupied at the time, and no injuries

Downtown Toms River home damaged in 2-alarm fire, no injuries reported

Breaking Local News ReportOctober 18, 20240

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — A fire severely damaged a two-story home on Madison Avenue in Toms River on Friday morning, though no injuries were reported. The fire broke out around 10:26 a.m., prompting a response from Toms River Fire Companies No. 1 and No. 2, along with East Dover Fire Company. Upon arrival, firefighters encountered heavy smoke and flames coming from the side and rear of the residence. The fire was quickly upgraded to a second alarm, bringing in additional township fire companies and mutual aid. Crews used multiple handlines to bring the blaze under control. Also happening: Toms River

Toms River Marina Garage Damaged by Fire

Breaking Local News ReportSeptember 6, 20240

TOMS RIVER, N.J. — Firefighters from multiple Toms River fire companies responded to a structure fire at a repair garage located at 120 Kettle Creek Road in the Silverton section of the township earlier today. The fire, reported around 10:30 a.m., drew units from the Silverton Volunteer Fire Company, Pleasant Plains Fire Department, and East Dover Fire Company. Upon arrival, crews confirmed a working fire inside one of the repair garages on the property. The incident was quickly upgraded to a second alarm, summoning additional resources from across Toms River. The building’s automatic sprinkler system helped contain the fire until

Governor Hochul Poses In Front of Storm Damaged Home for Press Conference

Breaking Local News ReportAugust 12, 20240

CANISTEO, NY – Over the weekend, New York State Police members joined Governor Kathy Hochul in the Village of Canisteo to survey the aftermath of Hurricane Debby and assist affected homeowners. Major Miklos Szoczei of Troop E highlighted the ongoing efforts to monitor weather conditions and stated that additional personnel would be deployed as necessary. The State Police have prepared specialized vehicles for rapid response, including four-wheel drive vehicles, utility task vehicles, and boats, ensuring they are ready to address any further impacts from the weather. This proactive approach aims to provide immediate assistance to the residents of Canisteo and

Frostburg Home Damaged in Accidental Fire

Breaking Local News ReportJuly 29, 20240

FROSTBURG, MD—An accidental fire caused damage to a house trailer in Frostburg on the morning of July 29. The blaze, which was quickly controlled, occurred at 20605 Hersick Road SW. The Midland Volunteer Fire Company responded to the incident after a passerby noticed the fire at approximately 9:11 AM. Firefighters managed to extinguish the fire in about 10 minutes, preventing it from spreading inside the residence. The preliminary investigation indicated that the fire originated from the exterior of the house and was caused by a damaged extension cord igniting the vinyl skirting of the trailer. The fire resulted in an

Three Homes Damaged in Cecil County House Fire

Breaking Local News ReportJune 24, 20240

CECIL CO., MD – A significant house fire occurred on June 21 at 117 West Huron Court in Cecil County, causing substantial damage to the property and its neighbors. Owned by Albert Rolfe, the single-family dwelling caught fire around 12:48 p.m., with initial reports indicating the blaze started on the exterior deck. The fire prompted a response from the North East Volunteer Fire Company, which dispatched 30 firefighters to the scene. Despite the efforts, it took approximately 40 minutes to control the fire, which resulted in an estimated $250,000 in damages. Fortunately, no injuries or deaths were reported. The status

Cambridge Home Damaged in Electrical Fire

Breaking Local News ReportJune 21, 20240

CAMBRIDGE, MD – A fire occurred at a 1.5-story single-family dwelling on Robbins Street in Cambridge, reported on Wednesday at 1:33 PM. The Rescue Fire Company responded promptly to the blaze, which officials have preliminarily determined was accidental, caused by an electrical failure in the kitchen. The fire required two alarms and 25 firefighters to control, taking approximately 60 minutes to contain. Despite the extensive efforts, the structure suffered significant damage estimated at $30,000, with additional contents losses around $15,000. Fortunately, no injuries were reported in the incident. The smoke alarm in the home was operational and activated during the

Major Fire in North Jersey Leaves Four Homes Damaged, Twenty Displaced

Breaking Local News ReportJune 8, 20240

BAYONNE, NJ—A large fire late Friday night left a trail of destruction in Bayonne, severely damaging one home and impacting three others on 11th Street. Due to its size and intensity, the blaze, which began before 11:00 PM, required additional firefighting support from neighboring Jersey City. The fire was successfully controlled after three strenuous hours, during which firefighters had to maintain a distance due to the advanced state of the fire in the building structures. No injuries were reported despite the severity of the fire. A total of four homes were affected, with the original building and two adjacent ones

Stevensville Home Damaged in Fire; No Injuries Reported

Breaking Local News ReportMay 15, 20240

STEVENSVILLE, MD – A significant structure fire damaged a one-story single-family home on Monday evening at 112 Maryland Road in Queen Anne’s County. The blaze, which is currently under investigation, resulted in an estimated $200,000 in damages to the structure and its contents. The fire, which originated in the kitchen, was brought under control within 45 minutes by the United Communities Volunteer Fire Department. Sixty firefighters responded to the single-alarm fire, which was discovered by a neighbor. Thankfully, there were no injuries reported. The home, owned by Madeline Wallace, was equipped with a functioning smoke alarm that activated during the

NYC Offers Reward for Radical Pro-Hamas Vandals Who Damaged War Memorial

Breaking Local News ReportMay 13, 20240

NEW YORK, NY—Mayor Eric Adams, alongside city officials, denounced the recent vandalism of the 107th Infantry Memorial in Central Park, announcing a substantial reward for information leading to the arrest of those responsible. In a strong demonstration of commitment to preserving city monuments, the New York City Police Department’s Crime Stoppers program is offering up to $10,000, supplemented by an additional $5,000 from Mayor Adams’ personal funds. Mayor Adams expressed his distress over the defacement, emphasizing the memorial’s significance in commemorating those who fought for the freedoms Americans enjoy today. “It is painful to see a memorial to bravery being

Watch I-95 Bridge Damaged by Fire Demolished Live Through Earth Cam

Breaking Local News ReportMay 4, 20240

HARTFORD, CT — Following a major incident yesterday, EarthCam has been selected to provide live documentation of the emergency demolition and reconstruction of the I-95 overpass. Collaborating with the Connecticut Department of Transportation (CTDOT), the company swiftly installed cameras to offer the public real-time visibility of the ongoing work. This initiative reflects EarthCam’s growing role as a preferred partner for the Department of Transportation and government agencies across the U.S., having recently been involved in similar projects in Philadelphia and Los Angeles. The public can view the live demolition and reconstruction process through EarthCam’s dedicated link: I-95 Overpass Reconstruction Live

Route 35 Business Damaged in Fire

Local News ReportMay 4, 20240

WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ – Wall Township Emergency Services responded to a reported fire at 2125 State Highway 35 on Friday afternoon. On Friday, May 3, at 2:48 p.m., Wall Township Police Department received a 911 call from a motorist who reported seeing smoke coming from OPI Gallery. Fire departments from multiple areas responded to the scene to assist. The New Jersey Department of Transportation Emergency Response Team diverted traffic while firefighters worked on extinguishing the blaze. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation by Wall Township authorities. Captain Chad Clark is the point of contact for additional information.

LaVale Home Damaged in Fire, Minor Injuries Reported

Local News ReportMay 4, 20240

LAVALE, MD — A fire broke out at a split-level single-family dwelling at 12711 Winchester Road on Friday, May 3, at around 9:02 AM, causing significant damage and minor injuries. The owners, Thomas and Deena Helmstetter, were at home when the incident occurred. A neighbor discovered the fire originating from the rear deck of the house and alerted the occupants. An electrical malfunction involving a hot tub is believed to be the preliminary cause of the fire, which was deemed accidental. The homeowner sustained minor burns to his arm while attempting to extinguish the fire before firefighters arrived. The LaVale

I-95 Bridge Damaged by Burning Fuel Tanker in Connected Being Demolished

Local News ReportMay 3, 20240

Stamford, CT – The Connecticut Department of Transportation (CT DOT) announced plans to start the demolition of the damaged bridge in Norwalk on May 3, focusing on the morning hours. The closure of I-95 is expected to last four days with the goal of reopening on Monday, May 6. This situation will inevitably cause significant traffic disruptions in Stamford, prompting officials to suggest avoiding unnecessary travel and seeking alternative transportation like Metro North trains. A major accident early Thursday morning on Interstate 95 in southwest Connecticut has led to an extended closure of the highway in both directions. Governor Ned

Hagerstown Home Damaged in Fire, Residents Displaced

Breaking Local News ReportMay 2, 20240

HAGERSTOWN, MD—A significant fire occurred at a two-story single-family residence located at 19524 Portsmouth Drive, causing an estimated $30,000 in damages. The incident took place at 6:40 PM on May 1. The owner, Nathan Baker, reported the fire, which originated from the second floor bedroom closet. The Long Meadow Volunteer Fire Company responded to the scene, deploying 67 firefighters who managed to control the fire within 12 minutes. Despite the swift response, the home suffered substantial damages, estimated at $25,000 to the structure and an additional $5,000 to contents. Thankfully, there were no injuries reported. The smoke alarms in the

Ukraine says Russian drones damaged energy infrastructure in south

ReutersApril 12, 20240

KYIV (Reuters) -Attacks by Russian drones in southern Ukraine overnight caused a fire at an energy facility in Dnipropetrovsk region and damaged critical infrastructure in Kherson region, Ukrainian authorities said on Friday. Ukraine forces shot down 16 out of 17 drones. Russia also used one Kh-59 guided air missile for the attack, the Ukrainian military said via Telegram messaging app. Drone debris caused a fire at the energy facility, which was not identified. The emergency services have put out the fire, according to a Friday morning statement from Serhiy Lysak, Dnipropetrovsk’s region governor. No casualties were reported by the military

Multiple Drivers Injured, Vehicles Damaged by Rock Throwing Incident on NYC Overpass

Law and Crime ReportMarch 23, 20240

NEW YORK, NY — In a dangerous act of vandalism, an unidentified individual targeted vehicles with rocks from an overpass at 39th Avenue and the Clearview Expressway. The incident, occurring at approximately 2:00 AM Saturday, resulted in significant damage and injuries. A total of 10 vehicles were hit, with damages surpassing $5,000. Four individuals sustained minor lacerations to their faces and arms. Emergency Medical Services responded promptly, transporting the victims to local hospitals where they were listed in stable condition. The perpetrator fled the scene on foot to an undisclosed location. Authorities are actively seeking information on this individual.

Trump Says US Will Be ‘Irreparably’ Damaged Without Presidential Immunity From Prosecution In SCOTUS Brief

The Daily CallerMarch 20, 20240

Trump Says US Will Be ‘Irreparably’ Damaged Without Presidential Immunity From Prosecution In SCOTUS Brief Katelynn Richardson on March 19, 2024 Former President Donald Trump argued that the country will be “irreparably” damaged if the Supreme Court does not affirm that presidents are immune from criminal prosecution for official acts. The Supreme Court is set to consider in April Trump’s bid to dismiss his federal election interference case based on presidential immunity. Trump’s attorneys wrote in their opening brief filed Tuesday that the president cannot function or retain the role’s “vital independence” if he faces prosecution for official acts after

Laurel Home Damaged in Overnight Shooting

Jeff JonesMarch 19, 20240

LAUREL, MD — An early morning shooting in Laurel has left a home damaged but, fortunately, no injuries were reported. Anne Arundel County Police were called to the 3500 block of Serene Court around 2:55 a.m. on March 16, following reports of gunfire in the area. Upon arrival, officers discovered damage to a residence, consistent with bullet impacts, and found numerous shell casings in the street near the intersection of Serene Court and Forest Bridge Court. Despite immediate efforts to locate any suspects, none were found at the time. Western District detectives are actively investigating the incident and urge anyone

Police End High-Speed Chase With Stolen Car Suspect After Police Car Damaged

Charlie DwyerMarch 18, 20240

ENGLEWOOD, NJ – A stolen 2019 Honda Pilot involved in a high-speed pursuit caused significant damage and led to a police cruiser being towed on Wednesday night. Deputy Police Chief Matthew de la Rosa reported that the vehicle, reported stolen from Elizabeth earlier that day, was flagged by a license plate reader shortly after 10:30 p.m. When Englewood officers attempted to halt the SUV on South Dean Street, the driver accelerated, initiating the chase. The pursuit escalated on Broad Avenue, where the Honda Pilot collided with a police cruiser, causing it to spin out. Despite severe damage to the police

Charles County Home Damaged in Fire; No Injuries Reported

Local News ReportJanuary 22, 20240

WHITE PLAINS , MD – A fire broke out in a two-story single-family dwelling at 9251 Kris Drive, White Plains, Charles County, Maryland. The incident occurred at 4:52 p.m. on January 19, as reported by the Office of the State Fire Marshal. The home, owned by Anthony Powell, sustained significant damage with an estimated loss of $200,000 to the structure and $1,000 to contents. No injuries or deaths were reported in the incident. The smoke alarm present in the home did not activate, and there were no fire alarms or sprinklers installed. The fire was controlled within 15 minutes by

Nearly a fifth of Gaza’s buildings destroyed or damaged: UN estimate

ReutersDecember 12, 20230

GENEVA (Reuters) – Nearly 40,000 buildings or about 18% of all pre-conflict structures have been damaged or destroyed in the Gaza Strip since the conflict began on Oct. 7, a U.N. assessment showed on Tuesday. Israeli forces unleashed an aerial and ground blitz against Hamas in Gaza after deadly cross-border attacks by the enclave’s ruling Islamist group on Oct. 7. Around 1.9 million people, or about 85% of the population, have fled their homes as a result. The latest estimate, based on a Nov. 26 image, was produced by the United Nations Satellite Centre, where analysts examine very high resolution