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What does it mean when the driver does not stop?
Joseph Paratore, 40, a Perth father of two, was killed in a hit-and-run while cycling in Bibra Lake on Tuesday. Police are searching for the driver of a white Toyota Prado with front-end damage and a missing mirror.
A quiet road, a discovery, and a man charged with murder.
A 45-year-old Maryborough man has been charged with the murder of Alan Thomas Christi, 41, whose body was found beside Slaughterhouse Road on October 7 with blunt-force injuries. Police allege the men were associates.
A thousand trains a day, and a promise that the airport is finally reachable.
The Victorian and federal governments have named the preferred bidder to transform Sunshine Station into a six-platform transport superhub as part of Melbourne Airport Rail, with Stage 1 due for completion in 2030 and trains to the airport by 2031.
Movement as medicine: a modest trial, a meaningful signal
A small trial found that six months of personalized exercise reduced chronic pain by at least 30% for some spinal cord injury patients, offering a potential drug-free option pending larger studies.
Late-night posts, a halted chainsaw, and a course waiting.
President Trump posted photos of "Trash Island" and attacked the judge overseeing litigation over his plan to redevelop East Potomac Golf Links, where hundreds of trees were removed despite court notice requirements.
No name, no landfall, and still the water rises
An offshore nor’easter is bringing high surf, rip currents, and coastal flooding from the Carolinas to New England, with waves up to 14 feet and inundation of 1–4 feet in North Carolina.
Seven Years Served, and a Name That Still Asks Why
Amber Guyger, the former Dallas officer convicted of murdering Botham Jean in his apartment, was released on parole after serving seven years of a 10-year sentence.
A Dorm Room, a False Promise, and a Death That Could Have Been Prevented
Moises Freire faces federal charges for allegedly giving FIT students fentanyl disguised as cocaine, raping one as she overdosed, and delaying emergency help; one student died.
The Hills Are Burning, and the Wind Is Still Blowing
Multiple brush fires in Los Angeles and Orange counties prompted evacuations as Santa Ana winds fueled rapid spread, with Red Flag Warnings in effect through Saturday.
When Clocks Stop Turning, a Region Finds Its Own Rhythm
Ontario announced that northwestern communities west of the 90th meridian will move to permanent daylight saving time on November 1, aligning with Manitoba.
When a Gathering's Voice Is Interrupted by an Isolated Hand
Toronto police charged a 33-year-old man with assault after an alleged attack at a February 20 demonstration near Yonge and Bloor.
When Morning's Ordinary Path Ends in Silence
An adult pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle at Strandherd and Cresthaven drives in Barrhaven early Wednesday morning; police closed the road for hours.
What Happens When the Tide Finally Turns Against You?
As Richardson Bay’s anchor-outs face eviction, longtime boat dwellers confront an uncertain future on land they have long avoided.
What Does It Say When the Applause Follows the Violence?
A protester at a Trump rally in Ohio was physically attacked by crowd members as the president mocked her from the stage, raising questions about political violence.
Where Do Families Go When the Safest Place Becomes the Unthinkable?
A woman has been charged with criminal homicide after her husband and 3-year-old son were found dead in a guest room at Great Wolf Lodge in the Poconos.
Southport Man, 21, Dies in Helensvale Motorway Crash
A 21-year-old Southport man died after his motorcycle crashed on the M1 southbound at Helensvale on Sunday night; the Forensic Crash Unit is investigating.
When Hailstones Grow to Grapefruit Size
Freak spring storms across the central U.S. have produced record-breaking hailstones up to 6 inches, deadly tornadoes, and widespread damage, with more severe weather expected.
“I Won’t Recover”: The Potholes That May Force a Rider to Stop
A 62-year-old lifelong motorcyclist says he may be forced to stop riding due to dangerous potholes, as UK councils promise funding but riders face daily risks.
Federal Agents Arrest Multiple in Skid Row Drug Crackdown
A federal crackdown in Los Angeles' Skid Row has led to multiple arrests and drug seizures, raising questions about the effectiveness of enforcement in a neighborhood defined by homelessness and addiction.
Johnson: I'm Thinking About My Next Chapter If Republicans Lose
House Speaker Mike Johnson has acknowledged he is weighing his "next chapter" if Republicans lose their majority in the November midterms, a rare public acknowledgment of the GOP's uncertain electoral position.
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