The Week in Review
The Week in Review
Southwest and California flooding dominates the day as El Niño storms and record tides keep crews on the water
Flood warnings run from New Mexico to Florida while California's coast takes record tides, and a string of dispatch and law-enforcement stories round out Tuesday.
Elsewhere
- New York Post: Disgraced ex-Prince Andrew under fresh investigation over Balmoral trips with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell: cops Read it
- NJ.com: Nostradamus’ 2027 predictions: Wildfires, economic crisis, and... the apocalypse? Read it
- NJ.com: Police chief fired for homophobic slurs wants his $210K job back Read it
- Fox News: ‘Your kids are the target’: College drug deaths, alleged coke ring expose lethal threat, warns retired cop Read it
- Cleveland.com: Officer blocks shoplifters trying to flee store: Seven Hills blotter Read it
- Tampa Bay Times: Police killing of St. Petersburg man was deemed ‘excusable.’ Was it preventable? Read it
- Cleveland.com: UHPD officers assist in foot pursuit of South Euclid police suspect: University Hts. Read it
- ABC News: The police said Sandra Birchmore's death was a suicide. Then the FBI accused a cop of murder Read it
- New York Post: Arizona man recruited creep to sexually assault his fiancée at their home — before she fought off attacker: police Read it
- The Oregonian: Joe Freeman’s 3 takeaways from the Trail Blazers’ first loss of the season Read it
More from the desk
- BriefingWater is the day's dominant hazard — flood and storm warnings run from the Four Corners to the Bering Sea
- BriefingTallahassee mass shooting leads an unconfirmed Sunday; Alaska marine warnings and Four Corners flooding are the confirmed weather threats
- BriefingFour Corners flooding still running into the weekend as new rescues and more rain are reported