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Tucson vs. the suburbs tells the whole story. π΅
In Tucson, 34.7% of households are one person β a university town with an urban core and a big rental market. More than 80,000 Tucson households.
Meanwhile the newer suburbs are all bigger family homes.
Same state, totally different ways of living. Where do you think Queen Creek lands on this? π€
β οΈ SEARCH UNDERWAY AFTER TWO VEHICLES SWEPT AWAY IN NEW RIVER
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office reports that two vehicles were carried away by floodwaters near 14th Street and Carefree Highway Tuesday morning.
One person reportedly escaped safely from one vehicle. Deputies and firefighters are searching for the second vehicle.
Heavy thunderstorms have created dangerous conditions across the Valley.
π Hoping everyone is found safe.
#NewRiver #ArizonaNews #FlashFlood
A 36-year-old man has been arrested and charged in the killing of a 63-year-old woman in Central Park.
Police identified the suspect as Jonathan Robles, who is charged with murder and criminal possession of a weapon. Authorities say his listed address is a city homeless shelter in Midtown Manhattan.
The victim was found unresponsive in a gazebo near East 74th Street and East Drive. Investigators have not publicly established a motive or any known relationship between the suspect and victim.
The city must protect vulnerable people while also ensuring its shelter system has the security, treatment resources, and accountability needed to keep the public safe.
#NYCNews #CentralPark #PublicSafety #NYPD #Breaking #JusticeForVictims
A couple showed up at the scene in South LA last night fearing the worst.
They told reporters their daughter gave her baby girl to the baby's father around 6 p.m. Monday β and they hadn't heard from him since. The woman who found the baby described clothing similar to what their granddaughter was wearing.
"We're just trying to make sure it's not her," said Laura Lacey. "We need to know that's not her."
Police have NOT confirmed the baby's identity. Praying for that family tonight. ππ
π SOUTH LOS ANGELES: A baby girl, about 4 to 6 months old, was found dead in a dumpster on Alba Street near Long Beach Avenue Monday night around 10:30 p.m.
Firefighters rushed her to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead. LAPD is investigating it as a homicide.
"We don't have any suspects. Very few witnesses," said Lt. David Hoskins. Police say it was not gang-related.
If you know anything, please come forward. π
π¨ A 27-year-old BASE jumper tragically lost his life Sunday morning after his wingsuit failed to gain lift during a jump off a 700-foot cliff in northern Utah.
The victim was jumping alongside a group of eight to ten fellow athletes near Leethamβs Hollow when the gear malfunctioned immediately after launch. Search and rescue crews, emergency medical teams, and a Life Flight helicopter responded to the remote terrain, but the man was pronounced dead at the scene.
Officials are working with local investigators to review the equipment as heartfelt condolences go out to his loved ones and the extreme sports community. πͺπ
Tragedy in Utah.
Officials say an experienced 27-year-old BASE jumper was killed Sunday after leaping from a 700-foot cliff in Millville Canyon. Investigators say his wingsuit did not create enough lift, and he struck the ground at a high rate of speed.
He had been jumping with a group of 10 others. Two medical helicopters were sent to the scene, but rescuers could not save him.
BASE jumping is one of the worldβs most dangerous extreme sports. The victimβs identity has not yet been released.
#UtahNews #BaseJumper #WingsuitFlying #MillvilleCanyon #ExtremeSports #RIP
A Texas man is facing a criminal mischief charge after police say he drove straight through the doors of a closed Kroger store because he wanted to use the restroom.
Rosenberg police say the incident happened just before 4:30 a.m. at the pharmacy-side entrance. The driver allegedly accelerated into the building after finding the doors locked, leaving the store with major damage.
No serious injuries were reported.
The lesson here: find an open gas station, restaurant, or convenience store β do NOT ram your vehicle through the front of a business.
#Texas #Rosenberg #KrogerCrash #BreakingNews #Police #News
A backpack. That's all it took.
A NYC straphanger lost his life Monday night because his bag got caught in the subway doors at Utica Avenue station in Brooklyn. The train started moving. He was dragged onto the tracks.
Please β if you ride the subway, take your backpack OFF before the doors open and watch the gap. This happens more than people think. ππ
π GILBERT, AZ: At least 11 ducks have died at Freestone Park during the town's $62 million lake renovation β and residents say it didn't have to happen.
The town promised back in May that the ducks and turtles would be moved ahead of construction. But as the lakes were drained, animals started dying of an unknown illness β and neighbors scrambled to save them.
"There didn't have to be as much death, decay and disruption," said one resident who's lived by the park since 1995.
π§οΈ The storms are making their presence felt across the Valley.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms are bringing crash concerns, power outages, and a serious flash-flood threat to parts of metro Phoenix. Forecasts warn that repeated downpours could quickly impact streets, washes, and low-water crossings.
For anyone driving: headlights on, speed down, eyes up β and do not try to cross standing or moving water.
Stay weather-aware, check on family and neighbors, and keep phones charged in case power goes out.
#ArizonaStorms #PhoenixRain #PowerOutage #FlashFloodSafety #ValleyWeather #AZNews
β οΈ POLICE SEARCH FOR DRIVER AFTER SCHOOL BUS CRASH
A silver sedan driver is wanted after allegedly causing a chain-reaction collision on Route 5/15 northbound near Exit 87 in Hartford.
The crash happened Monday morning around 7:33 a.m. Several occupants of the school bus reported minor injuries.
Police are asking anyone who witnessed the crash or has dashcam footage to contact Troop H.
π 860-534-1000
#ConnecticutNews #SchoolBus #HitAndRun
π¨ Connecticut State Police are actively searching for a driver who fled the scene of a crash involving a school bus on Route 5/15.
The collision caused significant traffic delays as emergency responders rushed to assess damage and check everyone onboard for injuries. Troopers confirmed the other motorist fled immediately after impact, leaving debris across the roadway.
Anyone who witnessed the crash or captured dashcam video of the fleeing vehicle is urged to contact state police immediately. ππ
β οΈ NEW DEVELOPMENT IN THE NANCY GUTHRIE DISAPPEARANCE
Nearly eight months after Nancy Guthrie vanished from her Tucson-area home, investigators are examining another possible ransom note.
Authorities are also reviewing social media comments connected to the message. Its authenticity has not been established, and no arrests have been made in her disappearance.
The Guthrie family continues to seek answers.
Anyone with information can contact the FBI at 1-800-CALL-FBI.
#NancyGuthrie #MissingPerson #Arizona
π¨ BREAKING: NEW POSSIBLE RANSOM NOTE IN NANCY GUTHRIE CASE
Arizona authorities are investigating a possible new ransom note connected to the disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of TODAY host Savannah Guthrie.
The Pima County Sheriff's Department and FBI are reviewing the information to determine whether the note is credible.
Nancy has been missing since February 1, and her family continues searching for answers.
π Prayers for Nancy and her loved ones.
#NancyGuthrie #ArizonaNews #Tucson
β οΈ Millions of people across the Southwest are under flood alerts as remnants of Hurricane Polo funnel intense rain into the region.
A deep plume of tropical moisture is expected to trigger widespread flash flooding across washes, riverbeds, and urban corridors. Desert terrain cannot absorb rapid torrents of water quickly, creating serious risks of sudden road closures and localized washouts.
Turn Around, Don't Drown if you encounter moving water, and monitor your local National Weather Service updates closely. ππ
π¨ Life-threatening flash floods could hit parts of the American Southwest as tropical moisture from Hurricane Polo surges northward.
Flood watches are in effect across multiple states, impacting millions of residents as heavy rainfall threatens dry washes and low-lying desert areas. Fast-moving runoff can overwhelm roadways in minutes, making travel conditions extremely hazardous.
Stay alert to local weather alerts, keep emergency kits prepared, and never attempt to drive across flooded desert crossings. π§οΈβ οΈ
This stat tells you everything about the Cardinals right now:
vs the 49ers, Arizona DOMINATED the first half β 21:01 time of possession to San Francisco's 8:59.
The score? 17-6, Niners.
Drives: punt, punt, punt, field goal, field goal. They moved the ball and couldn't finish. Not once.
The O-line is doing some things right β but ESPN says NO Cardinals lineman ranks top-20 in pass-block win rate or top-10 in run-block win rate. Close isn't cutting it. π
The Cardinals CAN'T RUN THE BALL. And that's the whole problem. π
24th in run-block win rate. Bottom tier in the NFL at under 95 rushing yards per game.
They drafted the best running back in April (Jeremiyah Love), they've got Tyler Allgeier and James Conner β the horses are in the stable. But the line can't open holes.
New coach Mike LaFleur's offense is built on the run game. Fix the run blocking or the season's over early.
SIX goals in Brisbane! β½π₯
Australia 2β4 Brazil in an absolute thriller at Suncorp:
β½ 3' Vanderson (Brazil)
β½ 28' Circati (Australia)
β½ 33' Metcalfe (Australia)
β½ 45' Raphinha pen (Brazil)
β½ 69' Bruno GuimarΓ£es (Brazil)
β½ 80' Vini Jr pen (Brazil)
The Socceroos led 2-1 and dared to dream. Brazil had other ideas. π§π·