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Two people, including a wrong-way driver, were killed in a head-on collision in Jefferson County on Tuesday. According to police, a driver exited Highway M and got on southbound Highway 21 going north. The driver, identified as 82-year-old Mary Burke, drove the wrong way for several miles before hitting another vehicle at Shady Valley near Imperial around 12:15 p.m. Burke, of St. Louis, was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver in the other vehicle, identified as James Sybert, 25, was taken to the hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.
A Tampa woman's iPhone video captures a man tailgating her and crashing his truck after he cuts her off.
The video dubbed "instant karma" has garnered more than 800,000 hits and is making its way around the web.
It happened Monday afternoon on U.S. 41 just north of Gibsonton Drive.
The woman spoke to news media but asked that her name not be broadcast or made public. Instead, she is going by her YouTube username, Florida Driver.
"That's what you get, all on video buddy," you can hear her say while laughing in the video.
Police have identified the driver who was killed after his vehicle crashed and burst into flames in Northeast Philadelphia late Monday night.
The victim has been identified as 39-year-old Eric Ferrell of 1500 block of Seller Street.
The accident happened around 11:15 p.m. on the 4600 block of Roosevelt Boulevard near Tower Drive.
According to police, Ferrell was travelling inside a 2011 Mazda at high rate of speed, lost control, hit the curb, and then struck a tree in the median
The car flipped onto its side and then burst into flames.
The Bexar County Medical Examiner's Office has now identified all four people killed when the SUV they were riding in rolled over near downtown early Monday morning.
Stella Sanchez, 50, was named as a victim Wednesday after authorities notified her next of kin.
The medical examiner's office has previously said that Juanita Villarreal, 46, Jesus Ramos Niño, 44, and Jose Luis Hernandez, 36, also died in the 2:15 a.m. crash on the ramp connecting Interstate 35 to eastbound Interstate 10.
Investigators have found the wreckage of a small plane that crashed Monday evening and the bodies of the two people who were on board.
Crews had been searching for the plane since the crash, focusing on a marshy area east of Brunswick, where the plane dropped off radar and was seen falling from the sky.
An air safety investigator for the National Transportation Safety Board, said crews recovered the plane about 12:45 p.m. Wednesday and raised the plane above the water and onto a barge.
A White Bluff woman continues to recover after her SUV was struck by a train Monday afternoon in west Nashville.
The collision was reported about 5 p.m. near Highway 70 and McCrory Lane, and surveillance video from a nearby gas station showed the woman's vehicle crossing the tracks just as the fast-moving train approached.
Jeffrey Grant was getting gas across the street at Eddie's Market at the time.
"Before I knew it, I heard this big explosion," Grant said.