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The head of U.S. Northern Command says the ten square mile search field for debris from the Chinese surveillance balloon has been narrowed to less than a square mile. NBC News’ Andrea Mitchell reports more on the fallout after the balloon was shot down.

Thousands are under a mandatory evacuation order after a train carrying potentially harmful chemicals derailed in Ohio. Emergency responders blew holes in some of the cars in a planned release to burn away the hazardous material. NBC News’ Ron Allen reports.

The FBI says two white supremacists, Sarah Clendaniel and Brandon Russell, were plotting to wipe out Baltimore’s power grid within the coming weeks. NBC News’ Stephanie Gosk has more details on the alleged plan to spray five substations with gunfire.

A pair are accused of selling pills that made their way to the hands of students aged 13 to 17 from three suburban schools, according to a newly unsealed court document.

Huntington Park police killed Anthony Lowe on Jan. 26 after allegedly stabbing a passerby with a knife.

The suspects, Brandon Russell and Sarah Clendaniel, took steps to shoot multiple electrical substations in the Baltimore area in an attempt to “completely destroy this whole city,” prosecutors said.

Residents in the area were ordered to evacuate once authorities determined five of the train cars may have been full of the flammable gas.

Michael Jaramillo died and his brother and father were injured on July 3, 2021, after their raft overturned and trapped them in the water.

“It felt like a car hit my house in Buffalo. I jumped out of bed,” Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz said of Monday's 3.8-magnitude quake.

Circuit Court Judge Clifton Newman ruled that the jury is entitled to consider if "the apparent desperation" of Murdaugh's financial situation led him to kill his wife and son.

The New York incident occurred Saturday, a little more than a month after a 66-year-old woman at an Iowa hospice facility was mistakenly presumed dead.