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OMG: Two people were in critical condition and thousands of households were without power on Tuesday after a “tornado of severe intensity” wreaked havoc in southern France, officials said.
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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: A large wildfire that's burning in Palo Pinto County, Texas, west of Fort Worth, spread rapidly overnight. It has now consumed at least 50,000 acres.
18 hours ago, what started as a small vegetation fire has burned through areas of Palo Pinto County and Jack County with evacuation orders and cancellation of classes for Graford ISD.
🚨According to Jack County, mandatory evacuations are in Progress: “A wildfire is currently spreading southeast of Highway 4 and FM 2210, heading north and east. Stay alert! If you are in the affected area, LEAVE NOW and travel east on FM 2210. A shelter is available at Twin Lakes Activity Center on Highway 59 in Jacksboro.”
Firefighters in the area are prioritizing life safety and structure protection, while working to create containment lines.
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18 hours ago, what started as a small vegetation fire has burned through areas of Palo Pinto County and Jack County with evacuation orders and cancellation of classes for Graford ISD.
🚨According to Jack County, mandatory evacuations are in Progress: “A wildfire is currently spreading southeast of Highway 4 and FM 2210, heading north and east. Stay alert! If you are in the affected area, LEAVE NOW and travel east on FM 2210. A shelter is available at Twin Lakes Activity Center on Highway 59 in Jacksboro.”
Firefighters in the area are prioritizing life safety and structure protection, while working to create containment lines.
@police_frequency
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PANAMA CITY BEACH, Florida
An unwanted smell hit some Panama City Beach residents over the weekend.
A structural failure at the Joan Ave lift Station caused about 200,000 gallons of wastewater to leak into local waterways.
A break in the sewer transmission caused the wastewater to escape from a nearby hole.
It resulted in an unsanitary waste overflow that reached South Lagoon.
Officials say this lift station was installed in 2008 and has modern materials, calling this a sudden collapse.
“The section of pipe that failed is almost it’s less than 10 feet long. It’s a solid piece of PVC. There are no joints in it. There are no obvious reasons why we would suddenly develop a problem. It was secured on each end; one end on a valve for isolating the lift station. And the other end was right into a large concrete wall,” PCB Utilities Director Mark Shaeffer said.
https://www.mypanhandle.com/news/sudden-lift-station-collapse-causes-200000-gallon-wastewater-spill/amp/
An unwanted smell hit some Panama City Beach residents over the weekend.
A structural failure at the Joan Ave lift Station caused about 200,000 gallons of wastewater to leak into local waterways.
A break in the sewer transmission caused the wastewater to escape from a nearby hole.
It resulted in an unsanitary waste overflow that reached South Lagoon.
Officials say this lift station was installed in 2008 and has modern materials, calling this a sudden collapse.
“The section of pipe that failed is almost it’s less than 10 feet long. It’s a solid piece of PVC. There are no joints in it. There are no obvious reasons why we would suddenly develop a problem. It was secured on each end; one end on a valve for isolating the lift station. And the other end was right into a large concrete wall,” PCB Utilities Director Mark Shaeffer said.
https://www.mypanhandle.com/news/sudden-lift-station-collapse-causes-200000-gallon-wastewater-spill/amp/
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MEMPHIS, Tennessee
An electrical issue is to blame for a large fire that broke out at the Mark Luttrell Transition Center (MLTC) in Memphis on Saturday night.
Investigators say an electrical box exploded in an annex building adjacent to the main facility on State Road.
Just over 200 individuals were evacuated and relocated to another facility as a result. Crews stayed until early Sunday morning to watch for hot spots.
Luckily, no one was injured.
MLTC is a state prison facility that prepares male convicts for successful reentry into society.
https://www.actionnews5.com/2026/08/25/electrical-issue-blame-large-fire-memphis-prison-facility/?outputType=amp
An electrical issue is to blame for a large fire that broke out at the Mark Luttrell Transition Center (MLTC) in Memphis on Saturday night.
Investigators say an electrical box exploded in an annex building adjacent to the main facility on State Road.
Just over 200 individuals were evacuated and relocated to another facility as a result. Crews stayed until early Sunday morning to watch for hot spots.
Luckily, no one was injured.
MLTC is a state prison facility that prepares male convicts for successful reentry into society.
https://www.actionnews5.com/2026/08/25/electrical-issue-blame-large-fire-memphis-prison-facility/?outputType=amp
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LENAWEE CO., Michigan
A shelter-in-place order issued early Mon morning in Lenawee Co has been lifted after crews found an oil leak at a well in Raisin Twp.
The Raisin Twp FD responded around 2:54 a.m. after a resident reported smelling smoke & burning oil & hearing what sounded like bubbling or flowing.
Crews determined the source was a single oil well in a cornfield near E Valley Rd & Breckel Hwy.
Hazmat crews used aerial footage to check the area & confirmed the leak was coming from one well. The well's pump was shut down, but oil continued to come out of the ground.
Officials issued a shelter-in-place order for people within a 1-mile radius of the area while crews investigated the leak & monitored air quality.
After stopping the oil leak, fire officials said there was a gas leak, which caused road closures as crews continue worked to address it.
https://www.wtol.com/article/news/local/shelter-in-place-issued-in-raisin-township-due-to-potential-oil-leak/512-eb69b50b-3624-4345-8713-0618367115fd
A shelter-in-place order issued early Mon morning in Lenawee Co has been lifted after crews found an oil leak at a well in Raisin Twp.
The Raisin Twp FD responded around 2:54 a.m. after a resident reported smelling smoke & burning oil & hearing what sounded like bubbling or flowing.
Crews determined the source was a single oil well in a cornfield near E Valley Rd & Breckel Hwy.
Hazmat crews used aerial footage to check the area & confirmed the leak was coming from one well. The well's pump was shut down, but oil continued to come out of the ground.
Officials issued a shelter-in-place order for people within a 1-mile radius of the area while crews investigated the leak & monitored air quality.
After stopping the oil leak, fire officials said there was a gas leak, which caused road closures as crews continue worked to address it.
https://www.wtol.com/article/news/local/shelter-in-place-issued-in-raisin-township-due-to-potential-oil-leak/512-eb69b50b-3624-4345-8713-0618367115fd