Man Charged With Attempted Murder in Lobster Diving Case Denies Allegations
Michael Simpson, 51, told "Good Morning America" the accusations against him are "all lies" a day after he was charged with attempted second-degree murder.
Spokane Wildfire Suspect Confesses to Setting Dozens of Fires, NBC News Reports
The suspect told investigators he waited for a windy day to set a blaze, according to an NBC News report, as officials count more than 800 homes and buildings lost in the Spokane fires.
Nearly Five Years In, New York's Supervised Drug-Use Sites Divide a City
OnPoint NYC says staff have reversed more than 2,100 overdoses with no deaths, while neighbors and Republican officials call the centers magnets for dealers.
Report Details Extreme Conditions in Deaths of Four Wildland Firefighters
An initial report on the June 27 entrapment in Colorado shows crews facing 50 mph winds, zero visibility and fire behavior no helicopter could reach.
Five Dead in Louisiana This Year From Flesh-Eating Bacteria, Health Officials Say
All nine Vibrio vulnificus patients reported in the state in 2026 were hospitalized after wounds were exposed to seawater, the Louisiana Department of Health said.