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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) announced Wednesday that the first bus of migrants from the southern border has arrived in the city of Chicago. In a news release on Wednesday, Abbott said the migrants were dropped off at the city’s Union Station. Abbott has been sending migrants to major Democratic-run cities in recent months in protest of the Biden administration’s immigration policies. Buses previous...

Wednesday’s Portland City Council meeting got heated between Mayor Ted Wheeler and Police Chief Chuck Lovell. As Lovell was presenting a 2021 crime report to the Council, which included details such as the Portland Police Bureau is short officers as shootings continue to rise in the city, Wheeler responded in an aggressive manner. “We can stop using the messaging at every turn that the reason we c...

Multiple people were shot near illegal street-racing "takeovers" as street racers blocked streets and intersections across the city Sunday night. It all happened on a weekend when Portland police were so busy responding to homicides and shootings, they were unable to do anything to crack down on the street-racing events. The Portland Police Bureau (PPB) said some of the events impeded of...

Californians may need to take measures to conserve energy, including by avoiding charging electric vehicles, to prevent strain to the state's power grid over the Labor Day weekend, officials said—a week after state regulators voted on a plan to ban the sale of gasoline-powered cars. The new policy, approved by the California Air Resources Board, will require all new cars sold in California to...

State Farm says the COVID-19 pandemic-era surge in thefts of catalytic converters is only getting worse, pointing to startling data showing how much the skyrocketing crime has cost the company already this year. The largest U.S. property and casualty insurance company by premiums written told FOX Business that in the first half of 2022 it has already paid out $50 million for 23,570 catalytic conve...

Police are investigating a string of deadly crimes along Aurora Avenue North, and those crimes do not appear to be slowing down. The most recent shooting death happened around midnight on Tuesday near 145th street and Aurora. Police say a man was shot and killed at a bus stop, and another person was hurt as well. LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos everyday. https://bit.ly/3KBUDSK Support the show...

More than $200,000 in jewelry was stolen in a smash-and-grab robbery at a jewelry store in Montclair Place Mall Thursday evening, but not before store employees were able to land a few shots of their own. It was just after 6 p.m. when three men came in to Anthony and Co. Jewelers armed with sledgehammers, according to Eduardo Haro and Griselda Martinez, who were behind the counter when the attack...

Timothy Thibault, a top-level FBI agent who had been under fire for his role in investigations regarding President Biden's son, Hunter Biden, resigned late last week and was walked out of the FBI, two U.S. officials confirmed. But these officials also said that Thibault had reached retirement age, and they added that all of those who retire hand over their badge and gun and are escorted out o...

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell blasted homeless activists, county groups, and “inexperienced” city council members in meetings with police officers. He argues they’re getting in the way of his plan to remove encampments, implies he may pull funding from the regional homeless plan, and plans to back certain challengers to current councilmembers. Both Harrell and his deputy mayor and niece Monisha Harr...

A whistleblower claims FBI officials instructed agents not to investigate Hunter Biden’s laptop ahead of the 2020 presidential election, saying the bureau was “not going to change the outcome of the election again,” according to Senator Ron Johnson. Johnson included the whistleblower claims in a letter to Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz on Tuesday. “These new allegations prov...

There’s a new security feature at a Northeast Portland hotel. “Robby” the robot is 5 feet 3 inches tall, weighs 350 pounds and can travel three to five mph. He also self-charges. He patrols at the Aloft Hotel at Cascade Station. General Manager Mike Daley says they got him because they were having a lot of issues with vandalism from homeless encampments in the area. LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new vi...

New York City's high-end stores have become a target for looters as a gang of thieves stole $30,000 worth of clothing from upmarket sportwear brand Lululemon while a security guard stood by. Seven thieves, believed to be aged from 30 to 50-years-old, entered the store on 14th Street and 9th Avenue with empty carts and laundry bags while the guard casually glanced over as they grabbed piles of...

Since 2012, San Francisco’s 311 hotline, which allows people to make requests of city service representatives, has received more than 230,000 complaints about human or animal waste in the streets. Over that period, the number of these calls has been steadily increasing in every San Francisco neighborhood, with one exception. A Chronicle analysis of feces-related service requests to 311 shows that...

Organized theft rings from Northern California are targeting the vehicles of tourists and other visitors at Los Angeles’ Griffith Park, the sprawling urban wilderness that is home to some of the city’s most famous attractions. Thieves break into vehicles, particularly rental cars, in the most popular areas of the park and take off with valuables in seconds, Los Angeles police officials told a pres...

A Portland mother is asking police to crack down on the so-called Kia Challenge, a car theft trend she said her daughter has participated in. "They're stealing these cars, wrecking them or joyriding in them and wrecking them," said Sherrie, who asked KGW not to use her last name. The popular TikTok trend dares people to steal Kia and Hyundai vehicles. Videos posted on the social med...

After complaints about trash, rats, crime and rampant drug activity for six years, city of Seattle crews and Seattle police cleared an encampment at North 125th Street and Stone Avenue North on Tuesday. A KIRO 7 crew was there as crews towed away numerous recreational vehicles, as well as abandoned cars that did not run. One tow operator said he loses hundreds of dollars on each abandoned car he h...

A Los Angeles clothing store made headlines over the weekend when its management prohibited shoppers from wearing facemasks against the recommendation of county health officials. Kitson Los Angeles announced the move on its Instagram page populated by anti-mask and anti-vaccine mandate memes, framing the decision as a crime and safety issue. The store's operators encouraged other local busine...

Seattle firefighters are demanding action after first responders faced 40 assaults in four months in homeless encampments as crime continues to surge.  Former Seattle firefighter Andy Pittman joined "Fox & Friends First" to discuss why the trend has worsened and how the assaults have impacted the force's morale.  "It's largely because there is no consequence for anythi...

Crime and COVID-19 restrictions have claimed yet another business in the already eviscerated Minneapolis hospitality scene. Wild Greg's Saloon closed its sprawling nightclub in troubled downtown Minneapolis just days after its owner highlighted for Fox News the growing chasm between the restaurant crisis in deep-blue cities and the thriving hospitality scene in red-state America. "Minnea...

For the second time, the Pentagon denied a request on Monday by Washington, DC, Mayor Muriel Bowser to activate the National Guard to assist with thousands of migrants who have been arriving in the nation’s capital in recent months. Bowser first asked for National Guard help last month, but it was rejected by the Pentagon on Aug. 4. She then sent another letter on Aug. 11, requesting that 150 Nati...

Business owners in San Francisco's Castro District are calling on city leaders to provide more beds for the unhoused community. Some are threatening civil disobedience if the city doesn't address the growing issues in front of their storefronts. "It's next to impossible to run a successful business in the Castro right now," Dave Karraker, Co-President of the Castro Merchan...

A ban on teachers displaying Pride materials in classrooms or writing their pronouns in email signatures will remain in place in a Wisconsin public school district following a contentious board meeting during which parents and students criticized the policy. The prohibition is based on Kettle Moraine School District's decade-old policy that bans "partisan politics, sectarian religious vi...

The King County Prosecutor's Office said Tuesday that it has filed first-degree murder charges against a man who was caught on camera throwing a woman down the steps of a Seattle light rail station and then stabbing another person at a Sound Transit bus stop. Alexander Sherad Jay, 40, who is also known as Jay Alexander, is accused of grabbing his 62-year-old victim at the International Distri...

The Lord works in mysterious ways, including, apparently, calling people “broke” for not chipping in to help a pastor procure a new watch. To be fair, the pastor in question—Carlton Funderburke—has now issued an apology video after a clip of the “broke” moment went viral. “Though there is context behind the content of the clip, no context would suffice to explain the hurt and anguish caused by my...

Authorities sought the public’s help in finding the members of a “flash mob” of looters who swarmed into a 7-Eleven store in the Harbor Gateway area of Los Angeles as part of a street takeover earlier this week. The incident occurred about 12:40 a.m. Monday at Figueroa Street and El Segundo Boulevard, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. “Motorists flooded the intersection and blocked t...