Camarillo Police investigating homicide on Walker Avenue Saturday

KEYT on February 1, 2026

Caleb Nguyen

CAMARILLO, Calif. (KEYT) – Camarillo Police are investigating a homicide on Walker Ave. that happened Saturday just before noon, according to the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office.

First responders noticed a 48-year-old Camarillo man suffering from gunshot wounds before they took life-saving measures, according to the VCSO.

The Camarillo man died from his injuries at the scene, and police found the suspect’s car before starting a vehicle pursuit, according to the VCSO.

Police chased the suspect’s car southbound on Highway 101 before losing track of him due to speeds over 100 miles per hour, according to the VCSO.

Los Angeles Police helped in the car chase and found the suspect’s car on the 405 freeway before the vehicle yielded, according to the VCSO.

Police later found that the suspect had taken his own life after he yielded, according to the VCSO.

If you or a loved one is experiencing suicidal thoughts, contact the national crisis lifeline at 988.

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Anti-Ice Protests Sparked by Minnesota Fatalities Spread Across Eastern Idaho

KIFI on February 1, 2026

Hadley Bodell

POCATELLO, IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Anti-ICE protests were held in both Pocatello and Idaho Falls today. Hundreds lined the streets of both cities in protest against ICE activity, sparked by the second shooting in Minnesota last weekend.

The Pocatello protest was organized by Southeastern Idaho Citizens for Democracy. Hundreds showed up to protest ICE activity. The protest began at Caldwell Park before protesters walked over to the Bannock County Courthouse.

Local News 8 spoke with protesters about what they would like to see change in the country and why they showed up with their signs today.

“I’m here because, what’s happening right now in our country is messed up,” said Finn, a protester. “All my life in school we’ve been told to be kind, help people, and do what’s right. And we’re not seeing that reflected right now.”

Another protester, Raye, told us she is disgusted by what she sees in the headlines and from the Trump Administration. Many of the signs protesters held today supported immigration and an impeachment of President Trump.

In Idaho Falls, the Young Democrats of Bonneville organized their own protest. It was held at the Broadway Bridge downtown, and over 320 people lined the street.

Miranda, with the organization leading the protest, told us everyone should care about the ICE issues because it could happen to them next. She says we never know when things could escalate.

“I believe sometimes the law enforcement works with ICE and we never know when it could be brought over here locally,” said Miranda. “We need to be ready.”

She added that organizations like the Young Democrats can help people find an avenue to speak out against the issues they care about and do good in their commuities.

In addition to these two protests, a vigil was held at the Madison County Courthouse in Rexburg in honor of Renee Good and Alex Pretti. More details can be found at localnews8.com.

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Lake Creek Bridge repair to begin next week

KTVZ on February 1, 2026

Tracee Tuesday

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ore. (KTVZ) — Jefferson County officials are preparing for a full closure of the Lake Creek Bridge as they move into the next phase of repair work. The county expects the timbers needed to replace the existing bridge to arrive next week.

Once the materials are on site, the bridge will close beginning February 2 and is expected to remain closed for about one week, as long as weather cooperates and there are no unforeseen setbacks.

Detours will be in place during the closure to route drivers around the work zone, and travelers are encouraged to plan extra time and use alternate routes until the bridge reopens.

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One person injured in Columbia rollover crash Saturday

KMIZ on February 1, 2026

Alison Patton

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)

One person was hurt after a minivan rolled over on Rangeline Street near Blue Ridge Road in Columbia around 2:10 p.m. on Saturday.

Columbia Police Department Lieutenant Andy Muscato said a person was trapped in the vehicle after it rolled over and was treated on scene fro injuries. The accident didn’t involve any other cars, Muscato said.

One lane of Rangeline Street was blocked around 2:15 p.m., according to Boone County Joint Communications.

At the scene, an ABC 17 News reporter saw a Boone Health ambulance, a Columbia Fire truck and multiple CPD vehicles. The minivan was on its roof and appeared to be on top of a flattened tree. The car had damage to the front end.

There was also damage to a green utility box. Muscato said CPD was looking for damage to any other infrastructure or utilities from the crash.

A tow truck arrived around 3 p.m.

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