New billboard on I-35 draws awareness to local fentanyl overdose deaths
“One pill kills” -- that’s just one of the messages behind a new billboard on I-35 northbound in Selma that was put up by a group of mothers who lost their children to fentanyl.
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“One pill kills” -- that’s just one of the messages behind a new billboard on I-35 northbound in Selma that was put up by a group of mothers who lost their children to fentanyl.
The man accused of starting the fires had walked onto the interstate, and as firefighters tried to remove him from the roadway, he became agitated and stabbed the firefighter, an Austin Fire Department official said.
The man accused of starting the fires had walked onto the interstate, and as firefighters tried to remove him from the roadway, he became agitated and stabbed the firefighter, an Austin Fire Department official said.
An armed standoff was resolved around 11 a.m. Tuesday at the QuickTrip located near 87th Street and Interstate 35 in Lenexa, per a Lenexa Police Department spokesperson.
A pedestrian crossing Interstate 35 North downtown was killed in hit-and-run accident.