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The “Back the Blue” mural that appeared in front of Tampa’s Police Department headquarters was vandalized with red paint and tar, city officials said Wednesday.

Dozens of families of Chicago police officers and other supporters took to the streets of Chicago’s Mount Greenwood neighborhood to call on Democrat Mayor Lori Lightfoot and other residents to support the Chicago Police Department on Sunday.

Police busted a wild pool party at a New Jersey mansion over the weekend which disregarded social distancing rules.

The Home Depot is opening three facilities in the Atlanta area, and the company is looking for 1,000 people to fill positions in those new outlets.

Three men in a blow-up boat stranded in the Long Island Sound in New York were rescued by the police and are back on dry land.

A couple’s love story 70 years in the making was caught on camera thanks to their granddaughter, who shared their moment of affection for each other after they were separated due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Hundreds attended an illegal rave that took place under a New York City bridge Saturday night, as bars and nightclubs remain shuttered during the coronavirus pandemic.

An 18-year-old from Washington state who went missing on July 24 was found eight days later in a heavily wooded section of the Cascade Mountains east of Seattle in what rescuers say is a “miracle.”

The Nevada Assembly approved a bill banning the police from using chokeholds on suspects on Saturday, while the Nevada Senate is mulling over a bill to scale back protections for officers being investigated for misconduct.

San Diego’s “Museum of Man” is being changed to “Museum of Us” in what is described as a move toward decolonization.

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania will foot the postage bill for mail-in-ballots in November’s general election, officials announced Friday.

A Florida man stands accused of fatally beating a father and a son while injuring the mother during a burglary.

A 69-year-old Trump-supporting grandmother outed her grandson as the suspect who allegedly threw a makeshift bomb outside a Portland, Oregon, federal courthouse Tuesday.

The oldest living U.S. Marine veteran celebrated a major milestone birthday this Friday when he turned 105.

Two different suspects followed a Bronx man and a Brooklyn woman into their homes in two separate incidents this week, police said Thursday.

San Francisco landlords are starting to panic about small businesses being out of work due to the coronavirus.

A statue of Prince’s “Love Symbol” was revealed Thursday at Minnesota’s Paisley Park.

A Texas family is breathing a sigh of relief thanks to the quick-thinking actions of the father who saved his four-year-old daughter, who was nearly attacked by an alligator.

A group of Oklahoma Republicans is requesting that the city of Tulsa allow them space to paint a “Back the Blue” mural to support law enforcement after seeing a “Black Lives Matter” mural painted on a city street.

A Phoenix, Arizona, police officer responded to a call of a drowning dog on Tuesday and jumped into a canal to save him.

A Connecticut man allegedly used a “samurai sword” to decapitate his roommate and landlord over a rent dispute.

Maine authorities have identified the woman killed in a Monday shark attack while out swimming with her daughter as a 63-year-old former New York City fashion executive.

The Savannah, Georgia, Fire Department rescued a kitten from a raging house fire Tuesday.

Thousands of Christians in California are continuing to worship in public in defiance of Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom’s coronavirus executive order banning public worship during the pandemic.

An anonymous Arkansas donor paid the overdue water bills for an entire town, sparing customers facing disconnection from being behind on their payments on Monday.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has added a dozen potentially dangerous hand sanitizers to its recall list due to the presence of methanol.

Police clashed with rioters in the city of Eugene, Oregon, a city two hours away from Portland on Saturday as hundreds of rioters targeted a federal courthouse and a county jail with fireworks before attacking downtown businesses.

Social justice is a “noble” cause Americans should support, but at the same time, we should “support our cops” and “condemn” the anarchists who hijacked the Black Lives Matter movement, journalist Geraldo Rivera said Monday.

The adult daughter of an Alabama sheriff posted on TikTok that she does not want to hear anyone say, “Blue Lives Matter.”

A cell phone video showed the moment a nurse brawled with a fellow subway passenger on Chicago’s red line.

More than 1,000 people packed Eisenhower Park in Long Island, New York, on Saturday, holding “thin blue line” and American flags for a “Back the Blue” rally.

Police departments in Indiana say they will not be enforcing Gov. Eric Holcomb’s executive order to make mask-wearing mandatory when it goes into effect Monday.

Indianapolis firefighters on a Saturday training exercise helped a woman recover her titanium prosthetic leg from the Geist Reservoir.

A Houston, Texas, man is accused of fatally beating his two-year-old son after he lost his temper during potty training with the boy.

A Wisconsin man divided up his lottery winnings and shared them with a friend, keeping a promise he made nearly 30 years ago

A 25-year-old cancer patient receiving chemotherapy stopped taking her beloved canine companion to her treatments due to the coronavirus pandemic until she realized there was a special suit that could protect her dog from spreading the virus through pet fur.