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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office recently became one of the last departments in South Florida to equip its deputies with body cameras. Now, it is one of the first in the state to use cameras that livestream.

PONTIAC, Mich. — Nearly two weeks later, Monica Cannady's loved ones are no closer to understanding why she and two sons laid down in an empty field and froze to death.

Seven people were found dead, and an eighth wounded, at the farms on the outskirts of the coastal community of Half Moon Bay, near San Francisco, the Sheriff’s Office said.

HALF MOON BAY, Calif. — The gunfire rang out Monday afternoon in the farms that dot the coastal hills of San Mateo County in and around Half Moon Bay.

At least seven people were killed in two related shootings in the beach-side community of Half Moon Bay, California, an act of violence that comes just two days after 11 people were killed in another shooting in Monterey Park.

LOS ANGELES — Andre Christou watched as the storms that have drenched much of California over the last two weeks turned from serene to scary in the remote wooded community of Matilija Canyon in Los Padres National Forest. She listened to a swollen creek push boulders down the canyon and…

The professional racer featured in a series of hugely successful YouTube videos.

‘RIP Ken Block, with thanks for some hilarious days out. Here’s the airfield drifting piece from years back,’ the former Top Gear star tweeted

Ken Block competed in the World Rally Championship and was named Rally America Rookie of the Year

BURIEN, Wash. — Quinn, a 2-year-old golden Labrador retriever, worked his first drug bust Wednesday, helping a team of veteran Burien police and King County sheriff's detectives score an estimated $2.5 million worth of crystal meth, fentanyl and black-tar heroin before it could be cut up and dispatched across Western…

FORTUNA, Calif. — A powerful earthquake struck Humboldt County early Tuesday, killing at least two people, causing widespread damage to buildings and leaving tens of thousands without power.