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10-Year-Old Girl Struck by Truck After Exiting School Bus in Dickson County, Tennessee

10-Year-Old Girl Struck by Truck After Exiting School Bus in Dickson County, Tennessee

A 10-year-old girl was airlifted to a Nashville hospital after being struck by a 2022 Dodge Ram 2500 truck in Dickson County, Tennessee, on Monday afternoon. The incident occurred on a private property on Highway 48 South around 4:30 p.m., according to a preliminary report from the Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP). The girl had just exited a school bus when the truck, which was circulating on the property, hit her near the side of a driveway on top of a small hill. The driver of the truck was not injured, and no charges were listed in the preliminary report. This accident follows closely on the heels of other tragic incidents involving children in Tennessee, including the death of an 11-year-old boy, Colton Thomas, who was hit by a dump truck while bicycling to school in Tullahoma, and the death of a 2-year-old in Lobelville who was accidentally run over by a family member in a driveway.

Pedestrian Hospitalized After Being Struck by Car on Ringgold Road in East Ridge

Pedestrian Hospitalized After Being Struck by Car on Ringgold Road in East Ridge

A pedestrian was struck by a car on Ringgold Road in East Ridge early Wednesday morning. Following the incident, paramedics transported the injured pedestrian to a hospital for medical attention. The East Ridge Police Department confirmed the event and the subsequent hospitalization. Details regarding the pedestrian's condition, the circumstances leading to the collision, or whether any charges have been filed were not immediately available in the report. The incident occurred during the early hours, prompting an emergency response from local authorities and medical personnel. This event adds to the ongoing concerns about pedestrian safety on roadways, particularly during times when visibility might be reduced or traffic patterns are less predictable.

Child Critically Injured, Three Others Hospitalized in Hampton Cove Two-Vehicle Crash

Child Critically Injured, Three Others Hospitalized in Hampton Cove Two-Vehicle Crash

A two-vehicle crash in Hampton Cove, Alabama, has resulted in a child being critically injured and three other individuals hospitalized. The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon along Highway 431 southbound, shortly after 3:30 p.m. Huntsville emergency crews responded to the scene, and paramedics transported four patients. An adult female and one child from the first vehicle are in stable condition, while a second child from the same vehicle sustained critical injuries. A woman in the second vehicle received non-life-threatening injuries. The cause of the crash is currently under investigation by authorities.

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19-year-old Newburgh man dies after crash on Palisades Interstate Parkway

19-year-old Newburgh man dies after crash on Palisades Interstate Parkway

Christopher A. Rivera was the sole occupant of a Toyota Corolla that left the roadway and struck a tree Tuesday morning in Stony Point, State Police said.

Cold Weather Sweeps Across Central and Southern U.S.

Cold Weather Sweeps Across Central and Southern U.S.

A significant cold front is impacting large portions of the central and southern United States, with temperatures dropping to 0°C (32°F) in several areas. Cities such as Des Moines, Sioux Falls, and Rochester are experiencing freezing conditions, while other locations like Memphis, Dallas, and Oklahoma City are also seeing unseasonably cold weather. The weather system is accompanied by clear skies in some regions, while others may experience light winds and scattered clouds. This widespread cold spell is affecting states including Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas, and Louisiana, among others. The current conditions are part of a broader weather pattern moving across the region. (Source time: Wed, 02 Sep 2026 14:00:00 GMT)

Sioux Falls Parks Install Art-Adorned Basketball Backboards in Community Collaboration

Sioux Falls Parks Install Art-Adorned Basketball Backboards in Community Collaboration

New basketball backboards, featuring artwork developed with input from hundreds of students, are being installed at various parks across Sioux Falls, South Dakota. This initiative, known as 'Full Court Color: Arena to Asphalt,' is a collaborative effort between the City of Sioux Falls, The Summit League, and local artist Les Cotton. The project aims to integrate community-created art into public recreational spaces, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the parks while celebrating local talent. The installation of these unique backboards is part of a broader effort to foster community engagement and provide vibrant, inspiring environments for residents. The artwork reflects the creativity of Sioux Falls students, making the parks more personalized and reflective of the community's spirit.

Multi-Vehicle Crash on SR 112 in Northwest Miami-Dade Hospitalizes Two, Causes Significant Delays

Multi-Vehicle Crash on SR 112 in Northwest Miami-Dade Hospitalizes Two, Causes Significant Delays

Two individuals were hospitalized following a multi-vehicle crash on the eastbound lanes of State Road 112 at Northwest 22nd Avenue in Northwest Miami-Dade. The incident, which occurred on Wednesday afternoon, involved a box truck, a flatbed truck, and a car carrier. Florida Highway Patrol troopers and Miami-Dade Fire Rescue units responded to the scene. The eastbound lanes of SR 112 were closed for several hours, leading to substantial traffic delays during rush hour. While the lanes have since reopened, the conditions of those hospitalized remain unclear, and the specific details surrounding the cause of the crash are still under investigation. Tow trucks were dispatched to remove the damaged vehicles from the roadway.

Alligator on I-95 Causes Deadly Hit-and-Run Crash in Florida

Alligator on I-95 Causes Deadly Hit-and-Run Crash in Florida

A deadly hit-and-run crash occurred on I-95 in Florida after an alligator in the roadway caused a chain of events leading to a fatality. According to a Florida Highway Patrol crash report, a 2010 Mercedes-Benz, traveling south on I-95 around 11:52 p.m. Sunday, struck an alligator that its driver was unable to avoid. Subsequently, a 2004 Toyota Tacoma swerved to avoid the Mercedes-Benz, lost control, and overturned. The driver of the Toyota, a 20-year-old woman, was ejected from her vehicle. A third vehicle, also traveling south on I-95, then struck the ejected driver, who was in the roadway, and fled the scene. The Toyota driver was pronounced dead at the scene. The crash report indicated she was not wearing a seat belt. The 58-year-old Mercedes-Benz driver remained at the scene, and the incident is currently under investigation.

Severe Storms Strike Iowa-Nebraska-South Dakota Border, More Rain Expected

Severe Storms Strike Iowa-Nebraska-South Dakota Border, More Rain Expected

Severe storms erupted late Tuesday night into early Wednesday near the Iowa-Nebraska-South Dakota border, bringing large hail and damaging winds to northeast Nebraska, as flagged by the National Weather Service (NWS) Omaha. The Sioux Falls NWS office anticipates additional scattered thunderstorms through Thursday. This marks the first confirmation of the active northern storm track predicted in recent outlooks. Over the next 10 days, the Dakotas, Minnesota, northern Iowa, Wisconsin, and Michigan are expected to experience repeated showers and thunderstorms. These weather patterns are particularly significant for the northern Corn Belt, where crops are still maturing. As of August 30, 62% of U.S. corn was dented, and 13% was mature, with soybeans at 95% pod-setting and 13% dropping leaves. Rainfall in the northern regions could still benefit late-developing crops, though the yield impact is diminishing as the growing season progresses. (Source time: Wed, 02 Sep 2026 13:54:41 GMT)

Fatal Single-Vehicle Crash Closes Unser Boulevard in Rio Rancho

Fatal Single-Vehicle Crash Closes Unser Boulevard in Rio Rancho

Unser Boulevard NE in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, was closed in both directions on Monday morning due to a fatal single-vehicle crash. The incident occurred between Paseo Del Volcan and King Boulevard NE. Rio Rancho Police responded to the scene shortly after 4:30 AM. Preliminary details from the police indicate that one person involved in the crash was pronounced deceased at the scene. The exact cause of the crash is currently under investigation. Authorities advised drivers to avoid the area and seek alternate routes while the investigation and cleanup were underway. Later reports indicated that southbound Unser Boulevard had reopened, but the investigation into the cause of the fatal crash is ongoing.

Motorcyclist Seriously Injured in South End Bridge Crash in Springfield, Massachusetts

Motorcyclist Seriously Injured in South End Bridge Crash in Springfield, Massachusetts

A motorcyclist sustained life-threatening injuries following a collision with a car on the South End Bridge in Springfield, Massachusetts. The incident occurred around 9:45 p.m. on a Saturday, prompting Massachusetts State Police to respond to the scene on the bridge, which leads to Route 5. The motorcyclist was transported to a hospital for urgent medical attention. The driver of the car involved in the crash received treatment for minor injuries at the site and was subsequently released. As of now, authorities have not released any information regarding the cause of the crash. This event highlights ongoing concerns about road safety in the region, particularly involving motorcycles and other vehicles.

Greensboro Driver Charged with DWI and Felony Child Abuse After Crash Critically Injures 4-Year-Old

Greensboro Driver Charged with DWI and Felony Child Abuse After Crash Critically Injures 4-Year-Old

Dominic Ravon Isley, 33, of Greensboro, faces multiple charges after a Monday afternoon crash on Burlington Road critically injured a 4-year-old child. According to the Greensboro Police Department, Isley was driving east on Burlington Road when he veered left of center and collided with a flatbed truck. The 4-year-old passenger in Isley's vehicle was improperly restrained in the back seat and sustained life-threatening injuries, remaining in critical condition at a local hospital. Isley, who suffered minor injuries, is being charged with driving while impaired (DWI), felony child abuse inflicting serious bodily injury, felony serious bodily injury by vehicle, driving while license revoked, driving left of center, and a child restraint violation. The driver of the flatbed truck sustained minor injuries and did not require hospitalization. The Greensboro Police Department’s Crash Reconstruction Unit is investigating the incident.