The Week in Review
The Week in Review
A reported Wisconsin plane crash stays unconfirmed, while Alaska carries the day's only agency-named hazard
The day's largest reported life-loss event, a plane crash in Sauk County, remains unconfirmed by any agency, even as six NWS Storm Warnings stand as the one status with an agency's name on it.
Elsewhere
- NJ.com: N.J. is spending $1 million to undo nor’easter damage to critical bay entrance Read it
- Tampa Bay Times: Hillsborough deputies face questions after Mexican immigrant’s arrest Read it
- Fox News: FBI, Philly police dig up Horsch backyard at home tied to 7 missing women in possible serial killer probe Read it
- Los Angeles Times: Crews battle Malibu fire as SoCal braces for another day of Santa Ana winds Read it
- Los Angeles Times: A man's neck was broken in an L.A. County jail. His family is suing the Sheriff's Department Read it
- Los Angeles Times: LAPD chief becomes polarizing figure as Bass and Raman diverge on handling of police Read it
- Fox News: Alex Murdaugh's 'wild goose chase' for missing murder guns targets police chief: expert Read it
- The Oregonian: Officer shoots man armed with knife, after two stabbed in downtown Portland Read it
- The Guardian (US): Police reveal identity of man found in a barrel in drought-stricken Lake Mead Read it
- New York Post: Who Plays Detective Rogue Kelly On ‘911: Nashville’? Meet The New Stud In Music City Read it
More from the desk
- BriefingFlood warnings active across five states; flash-flood risk lingers in the Southwest after Rachel's remnants hit Nevada
- BriefingActive Bike fire and evacuations in Santa Clarita lead a weather-heavy Sunday across the South and West
- BriefingHurricane Isaias closes on the Gulf Coast as NWS Mobile posts extreme hurricane and storm surge warnings across six warnings