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A reported home invasion in Nye County, Nevada, began with a 1:25 a.m. call about a man kicking in a front door and entering a bedroom, according to the Nye County Sheriff’s Office. The caller told authorities that the man lived in another residence on the same property, FOX5 Vegas reported. Deputies said the man …

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A confirmed EF-1 tornado struck southern Indiana during overnight storms, leaving residents along West State Road 256 in Jefferson County facing damaged homes, fallen trees, downed power lines, and weeks of cleanup. The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-1 tornado in Jefferson and Scott counties with estimated winds of 110 mph, according to WAVE. The …

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A reported fight inside a north Phoenix home ended with smoke and flames Thursday night after police say a father called 911 about his adult son. Officers were called around 6:30 p.m. to a home near 12th Street and Cave Creek Road, according to Arizona’s Family. Police said the father reported that his adult son …

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A Bristol, Connecticut, homeowner says a bear showed up at his property four times in a single day, turning a backyard sighting into a repeated home-security concern. Ted Dziekan’s security cameras captured the bear walking around his Sixth Street property on four separate occasions, according to WFSB. He told the station he has contacted animal …

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An Ahwatukee homeowners association backed away from a new parking policy after an overflow crowd packed a Thursday night board meeting. The Foothills Club West HOA meeting drew angry residents who objected to rules that would have changed how people use garages, driveways, streets, and visitor parking, according to Arizona’s Family. The proposed policy was …

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A Wilton, Connecticut, homeowner called police after seeing someone try to enter the home on surveillance cameras Wednesday night. The attempted break-in happened on Buckingham Ridge Road around 9:45 p.m., according to WFSB. Police said the resident saw the person on cameras and immediately reported it. Officers responded to the property, searched around the home, …

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A north St. Louis resident says city trash trucks have been leaving foul-smelling liquid and stains on neighborhood streets for six weeks. The problem is happening in the North Pointe neighborhood, where Judy Parker has lived for more than 50 years. She told First Alert 4 that the smell has made it harder to sit …

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A Parkland, Florida, resident reported a luxury watch missing after a moving company completed work inside the home, according to a local crime blotter. The Broward Sheriff’s Office in Parkland responded to multiple incidents between June 9 and June 15, Parkland Talk reported. One of the most expensive property reports involved a watch valued at …

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Homeowners in a Granger, Indiana, subdivision say they have gone without mail delivery to their individual home mailboxes since June 1 because of an ongoing dispute with the United States Postal Service. The issue affects Woodford Trails, a 109-lot neighborhood where most residents are now picking up mail at the post office instead of receiving …

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An EF-1 tornado tore through the Belleville area of Dane County, Wisconsin, damaging homes, garages, trees, power lines, businesses, and farm property during Wednesday night’s storms. The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado after surveying the damage, according to WMTV. The tornado reached estimated peak winds of 110 mph along a path 2.75 miles long …

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