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Burrillville and Providence police departments have released footage from body cameras worn by officers that captures the cross-state vehicle pursuit and shots fired by law enforcement that left a man dead and his minor passenger injured by gunfire. The pursuit took place late at night on Sept. 15, ending at Women & Infants Hospital in Providence. Providence police Lt. Eugene Chin was also wounded during the incident, as well as a nurse, who was struck by a vehicle.

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n annular "ring of fire" solar eclipse will be visible across the Western Hemisphere on Oct. 14, and Americans across several Western states will be able to see it. It's called a "ring of fire" eclipse because only the outer ring of the sun will be visible during the height of the spectacle. NASA projects the eclipse will be visible across North America, Central America and South America, including parts of the U.S. and Mexico.

Authorities in Birmingham, Alabama, are investigating after police shocked a high school band director with a stun gun in front of dozens of students after a football game Thursday. The incident happened after police told a Minor High School band director to stop his band's performance and clear the stadium approximately 20 minutes after the game ended. The band had been playing music as part of the game's so-called fifth quarter, which is when performers continue to entertain audiences after a football game finishes, local outlets reported. It remains unclear if band director Johnny Mims was lawfully arrested, attorneys in Birmingham told USA TODAY. It makes sense that police wanted to clear the stadium that night, said attorney Eric Guster, because Thursday's game came just weeks after a teenager brought a gun to a football game in nearby Hueytown, Alabama, causing players to drop to the field to try to protect themselves.

A breakdown in negotiations late Thursday night has led to major union movement in the automotive industry. UAW, the labor union representing hundreds of thousands of auto industry workers, called a strike when the deadline to make a new deal passed at 11:59 p.m. Thursday, leading to 13,000 members walking off the job. The "Stand Up Strike," as union leaders have called it, is set to potentially become one of the largest in the industry's history, as it is targeting not just one but all of the "Detroit Three," the largest automotive manufactures in the country. With workers from at least three states joining the picket line, the ripple effect is expected to be felt far and wide. Here is what we know so far about the 2023 UAW strike.

Pennsylvania authorities used infrared technology and K-9s to capture escaped inmate Danelo Cavalcante after he spent two weeks on the run.

Rescuers pulled American explorer Mark Dickey from a cave in the Taurus Mountains of Turkey, more than a week after he fell ill while at a depth of more than 3,280 feet inside the cave. The Turkish Caving Federation announced that the 40-year-old explorer was successfully removed from the last cave exit around 12:37 a.m. local time on Tuesday. Efforts to extricate Dickey first began after he experienced stomach bleeding on Sept. 2.

A girl's arm was almost bitten off as she fed a giant tarpon at a marina.

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Brightline, a privately-owned rail company, is constructing a train connection from Miami to Orlando that will rival Amtrak's intracity passenger service with the use of high-speed trains, traveling up to 125 miles per hour. NBC News' Gadi Schwartz reports.

Jimmy Fallon has issued an apology after a Rolling Stone investigation revealed allegations of a toxic workplace.

After a scathing report from Rolling Stone magazine about a toxic work culture on NBC's The Tonight Show, host Jimmy Fallon apologized to the show's staff.

Efforts are underway to rescue an American speleologist who became trapped after falling ill in a cave in southern Turkey. Turkish and international cave rescue experts are conducting the operation to rescue the speleologist who is trapped at a depth of more than 3,280 feet (1,000 meters). Speleology is the scientific studying of caves.

Eric Adams claimed the rise in migrants will "destroy" the city as shelters continue to fill up with new arrivals.

The verdict is in and it's a victory for the Nigerian incumbent president Bola Tinubu. A Nigerian court has now dismissed the petition by the opposition labour party to overturn the president's victory in the elections last February.

Three people were rescued from the Coral Sea near Australia after shark attacks damaged both hull of their inflatable catamaran. RELATED: Great white sharks peacefully share the waves with a group of surfers Under the cover of night Wednesday, maritime authorities in Australia rescued a sailing party after several shark attacks damaged their sinking catamaran drifting in the Coral Sea, officials said. An alert from a radio beacon led rescue crews to a 29-foot inflatable catamaran about 1:30 a.m. local time after someone on board the vessel sent a distress signal out, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority reported.

A driver was rescued by firefighters using a human pulley system after he drove off a 100-foot cliff and spent five days immobilized in a truck.

No one was injured from the landslide in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, but the lot has been cleared and is being blocked off for safety.

Jimmy Buffett, a legendary singer and Margaritaville empire owner, has died at 76. With his crinkled smile, breezy tunes and barefoot stage presence, Buffett encompassed the persona of a beach bum. But a 50-plus year recording career that spawned unparalleled devotion from fans as well as branded restaurants, books, beer, resorts, a Broadway show and cruise line established Buffett as a bona fide mogul. The “Margaritaville” icon died Friday, according to a statement on his official website and social media pages. The statement reads the singer died "peacefully ... surrounded by his family, friends, music and dogs." "He lived his life like a song till the very last breath and will be missed beyond measure by so many."

Taylor Swift has announced the Eras Tour concert film is hitting AMC, Regal, and Cinemark theaters in North America on Oct. 13. Here’s how to get tickets.

Idalia ripped through parts of Florida with damaging winds and powerful storm surges, leaving a widespread damage in its wake.

An art student in the Philippines created an eco-friendly fashion collection made out of plastic packaging that he collected, cleaned and recycled.

Xiao Qi Ji, a panda on loan from China, is celebrating his third birthday and his last in the United States, as he is set to return to China.

At least four people died and several were wounded, including a police officer, after a shooting inside of Old National Bank in Louisville, Kentucky.

NASA shared video from the International Space Station as it flew over Hurricane Idalia, which was heading toward Florida on Tuesday. Idalia is expected to grow into a Category 3 hurricane before making landfall on Wednesday. (There is no audio on this footage from the space station.)