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Coverage of 7% in the Nexus archive.
- Reston daycare employee charged with assaulting 3-year-old child
Jaspal Bharaj was charged with misdemeanor assault and battery after police reported he assaulted a 3-year-old child at Bright Horizons Daycare in Reston, Virginia. Investigators determined that Bharaj pulled the child's hair, pushed his head into a basket, and shoved him to the ground. The daycare facility terminated his employment and cooperated with the investigation.
- Hopkins daycare murder-suicide: No domestic violence record, but experts say abuse often goes unseen
A man was involved in a murder-suicide event at a Hopkins daycare on Wednesday morning. Investigators are working to understand why he killed his wife, their 7-year-old daughter, and an elderly woman before taking his own life.
- Business owner reeling after bandit snatches letters from 5 mailboxes in Oakland Park
An Oakland Park business owner reported that a man stole letters from five mailboxes at a business complex near Northeast 42nd Street and Sixth Avenue on August 1. The thief was observed using a scooter and appeared to be operating as part of an elaborate, planned scheme involving other individuals. Authorities are investigating the theft; the business owner has filed reports with the Broward Sheriff’s Office and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service is also investigating.
- Video captures chaotic chain of events that led to driver’s arrest after he allegedly struck 2 tourists in Miami Beach
A video captured the chaotic events in Miami Beach on March 18 when Adan Negron-Morris allegedly fatally struck two tourists, Sarisa Kongduang and Greatgomon Laowatdhanasapya. The incident occurred after the speeding driver had already caused several other crashes, eventually leading him to abandon his vehicle at a Walgreens where he was arrested.
- Homeland Security Paid $464 Million for Airplanes. Then It Parked Them.
The Department of Homeland Security spent $464 million on airplanes. A Boeing 737 jet, which was purchased by DHS, was reportedly parked last month at Chennault International Airport in Lake Charles, La.
- Ohio Republican U.S. Rep. Max Miller stays in his race, with or without national GOP support
Ohio Republican U.S. Rep. Max Miller is staying in his race for Ohio’s 7th U.S. Congressional District despite facing increased scrutiny and calls for resignation over domestic violence allegations involving three women. Although he remains the Republican nominee, the Republican National Committee confirmed it has not committed to spending money on his reelection bid.
- Why is the Green Party trying to kick a Green Party candidate off the ballot in the Pa.?
Andrew Tupone sought a spot on the ballot in Pennsylvania's 7th Congressional District under the Green Party label, submitting nomination papers with thousands of signatures. The state Green Party filed an objection in Commonwealth Court, claiming that voters were misled into signing because Tupone was not affiliated with or endorsed by the GPPA. Additionally, democratic voters lodged a separate objection alleging issues with the collected signatures.
- World's largest sovereign wealth fund posts record $184 billion profit as it reveals SpaceX stake for the first time
The world's largest sovereign wealth fund posted a record $184 billion profit and revealed its SpaceX stake. This single fund, which is valued at around $2.34 trillion, holds investments in over 7,000 companies across 60 countries.
- Fred Clark wins the Democratic nomination in the 7th CD
Fred Clark won the Democratic nomination for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District with 37.3% of the vote in a three-way race that also included Ginger Murray and Chris Armstrong. He will face Republican candidate Michael Alfonso in the general election, as the seat is open because current Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany is running for governor.
- Oakland 7-Eleven left with thousands in damage after robbery, vandalism
An Oakland 7-Eleven sustained thousands of dollars in damage after a robbery, assault, and vandalism occurred over the weekend. Employees reported that a group of more than a dozen teenagers was responsible for the incident.
- Erik Osberg wins Democratic nomination for U.S. House in Minnesota’s 7th Congressional District
Erik Osberg won the Democratic nomination for U.S. House in Minnesota’s 7th Congressional District. The news report was issued from WASHINGTON by AP.
- Military food show gives local vendors chance to expand
The Daniel K. Akaka American Logistics Association hosted the Hawaii Food Show, which featured 70 companies. This event showcased local products with the goal of helping military members and families access goods made in Hawaii.
- Hollywood ticket wins nearly $1.5 million as Powerball climbs to $975 million
The Powerball jackpot has risen to an estimated $975 million after no one matched all six numbers in Monday night's drawing. Despite this, a ticket sold in Hollywood will still make its owner nearly $1.5 million richer. The winning ticket matched all five white-ball numbers but missed the main Powerball number.
- Drive-thru coffee chain opens in Queensbury, donates $26K
A nationally recognized drive-thru coffee chain, 7 Brew, officially opened its location in Queensbury at 754 Glen St. The company not only started operating but also donated nearly $27,000 to the Double H Ranch.
- Colombia searches for its missing after a powerful earthquake kills more than 100
A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia, killing at least 111 people and damaging hundreds of buildings. Following the disaster, search efforts are underway in Colombia for missing individuals.
- Chicagoans share firsthand accounts of deadly Colombia earthquake
Members of Chicago's Colombian community are sharing firsthand accounts and praying for those affected by a deadly earthquake. These experiences relate to a 7.4-magnitude quake that struck Colombia.
- Woman, 69, tricked into trading $5K in jewelry for fake winning lottery ticket, NYPD says
A 69-year-old woman was reportedly tricked into trading $5,000 of her jewelry for a fake winning lottery ticket. Police are currently searching for two suspects accused of stealing the jewelry during this scheme in Woodhaven.
- Multi-vehicle accident on southbound lanes of I-95 causes traffic buildup
A multi-vehicle accident stopped several lanes of traffic on the southbound lanes of Interstate 95 near Northwest 119th Street. Traffic cameras captured crews working while congestion built up behind them, and the cause of the incident is currently unknown. 7News reached out to the Florida Highway Patrol and Miami-Dade Fire Rescue for more information.
- Heating up this weekend with isolated storm chances
The weekend is expected to heat up with isolated storm chances. Conditions start warm and muggy this morning, but Saturday will feature temperatures in the 70s and are forecast to have no rain.
- Lauderhill Fire Rescue crews respond to fire at residential area, no word on if any are injured
Lauderhill Fire Rescue crews responded to a fire at a residential area near State Road 7 and Northwest 19th Street. Video documentation captured the fire and its burned interior. Authorities confirmed that there was no word regarding any injuries.
- Bicyclist dies over a year after Nanakuli crash
A 75-year-old bicyclist was involved in a crash with a car in Nanakuli last year. He eventually died from his injuries on August 7, 2026.
- 7-year-old boy critically injured after being struck by driver in San Bernardino County
A 7-year-old boy was critically injured after being struck by a vehicle in San Bernardino County. Authorities stated that his father, who was supervising him, was allegedly under the influence of drugs at the time of the crash. Deputies were called to the incident on Aug. 6 on the 21000 block of Outer Highway.
- North Carolina ranked in bottom 10 in country in postal service one-time performance
North Carolina was ranked in the bottom 10 nationally regarding postal service one-time performance. The state scored a total of 78.2, a score that was nearly 9 points away from its target of 87.
- Elderly bicyclist dies from injuries over a year after being hit by a car in Nanakuli
A 75-year-old man died from his injuries after being struck by a car while bicycling in Nanakuli. The incident that caused the injury occurred last February.
- ‘It’s a complete misunderstanding’: Man accused of shutting off juvenile diver’s oxygen supply says he did nothing wrong
Michael Simpson, who was charged with attempted second-degree murder for allegedly shutting off a juvenile diver's oxygen supply while lobster diving off Fisher Island, claims the charges are a 'complete misunderstanding.' He disputes the accusers’ version of events and suggests the recorded incident actually shows another diver tugging the rope attached to the breathing device during an altercation. Simpson contends that his group was reacting to accusations from a combative group who were territorial over their diving spot.
- Metro Detroit couple accused of throwing explosive in neighbor's yard
Jason Showers and Megan Showers are accused of throwing an explosive device into their neighbor’s yard. According to the Macomb County Prosecutor's Office, investigators state that Jason threw the explosive after Megan lit it for him. The 72-year-old neighbor reportedly observed the words "Bye, Bye" written on the red cylindrical explosive.
- Nashville businessman Copeland to face incumbent Congressman Van Epps in the midterms
Nashville businessman Darden Copeland won the Democratic primary for Tennessee's new 7th Congressional District, positioning him to face incumbent Congressman Matt Van Epps in the midterms. The contest garnered national attention, while Van Epps ran unopposed in this year’s Republican primary. Copeland defeated other Democrats, including Vincent Dixie.
- Woman hit and killed by SUV on I-94 in St. Paul overnight
A woman was killed after being struck by an SUV on I-94 in St. Paul overnight Thursday morning. According to the Minnesota State Patrol, the 26-year-old victim was hit by a westbound 2016 Lincoln MKX while she was in the center lane under the 7th St. bridge.
- New 7 On Your Side map lets parents look up gunfire reported around their child's school
A new map called "7 On Your Side" allows parents to look up reported instances of gunfire near their child's school. Data indicates that Los Angeles Unified School District has seen recordings of gunfire within 500 yards of most district campuses over the past decade.
- Consumers turn to 7 On Your Side when Airbnb refuses refunds for reservations gone wrong
Consumers turned to 7 On Your Side for assistance when Airbnb refused refunds for problematic reservations. The news outlet intervened in three cases where Airbnb did not provide refunds for canceled bookings.
- 70-year-old woman dies after water rescue in San Marcos
A 70-year-old woman died after being rescued from the San Marcos River at Rio Vista Park. The incident occurred in San Marcos.
- Deadly shooting at southeast Charlotte apartment complex deemed justified: CMPD
A deadly shooting at a southeast Charlotte apartment complex on June 12 was deemed justified by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police, who confirmed no charges will be filed. Officers responded to an 'assault with a deadly weapon' call at the 7100 block of Wallace Road.
- Video shows bystanders rushing to help 70-year-old during attempted robbery at fast-food restaurant
A 70-year-old man was assaulted during a robbery attempt at a Carl’s Jr. in Arizona when a suspect tried to steal his backpack from a walker. Three bystanders intervened and helped police apprehend the suspect, who was later arrested on an attempted robbery charge.
- Video shows bystanders rushing to help 70-year-old during attempted robbery at fast-food restaurant
A 70-year-old man was assaulted during an attempted robbery at a Carl’s Jr. in Tucson, Arizona, when a 34-year-old suspect tried to steal his backpack. Three bystanders intervened, stopping the suspect before he could flee, leading to his arrest by police.
- Video shows bystanders rushing to help 70-year-old during attempted robbery at fast-food restaurant
A 70-year-old man was assaulted during an attempted robbery at a Carl’s Jr. in Tucson, Arizona, when a 34-year-old suspect tried to steal a backpack from his walker. Three bystanders intervened and stopped the suspect, leading to his arrest on an attempted robbery charge.
- LAPD searching for 3-year-old after Van Nuys home invasion
Police are searching for a 3-year-old boy who was abducted during a home invasion in Van Nuys. The incident occurred at the 7600 block of Van Nuys Boulevard near Saticoy Street on Wednesday morning.
- BMRCL to energise underground metro third rail on Reach-6 from August 10
BMRCL will energize the underground metro third rail on Reach-6 starting August 10. The organization warned that direct contact with the 750V DC third rail or 33kV cables could be fatal.
- Doral Police officer’s body taken to medical examiner’s office after apparent suicide in SW Miami-Dade, 7News source says
A Doral Police officer was found unresponsive in Southwest Miami-Dade and later transported to the Miami-Dade Medical Examiner’s Office under police escort. The City of Doral issued a tribute honoring the officer’s service, but no further details were provided.
- Private sector hiring slumped to its 2026 low in July, falling short of forecasts
Private sector hiring in July 2026 fell to its lowest level for the year, with the monthly gain being the smallest in 2026 and missing the 75,000 consensus estimate.
- Keeping yesterday's computers ticking takes more than nostalgia
Earie Salmon, a YouTube creator and IT professional, repairs and builds vintage computers driven by nostalgia and a passion for retro hardware. Challenges include sourcing rare components like custom ICs and counterfeit chips, while skills in soldering and schematic reading are essential for maintaining obsolete systems.