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An attempted murder suspect leads police on a wild chase that cuts straight through an Ohio golf course. Authorities say Julius Edwards was wanted in connection with the attempted murder of his girlfriend. After allegedly crashing into multiple vehicles, firing at a trooper, and carjacking a minivan, he tears across the fairways with police close behind before officers take him into custody.

Charlie Kirk's widow and parents say they weren't allowed to see key evidence during the preliminary hearing for the man accused of killing the Turning Point USA founder. In a new court filing, they argue that crime victims have the legal right not just to be in the courtroom, but to actually see the evidence that's presented in open court. Charlie's widow, Erika Kirk, is asking a Utah judge to make sure everyone legally allowed in the courtroom can see evidence as it's shown during the rest of the preliminary hearing for the man accused of killing her husband. She's also asking the court to show again the exhibits that were admitted during the first three days of the hearing but were never displayed publicly. The filing warns that limiting public access to evidence could fuel speculation and conspiracy theories surrounding Kirk's assassination and undermines confidence in the justice system.

NEW: Tyler Robinson returns to court today, arriving at the courthouse in an armored police vehicle as his preliminary hearing enters its fourth day. Today's proceedings are expected to focus on a recorded interview with Robinson's former roommate and lover, who allegedly told investigators Robinson confessed to killing Charlie Kirk.

New video obtained by Fox News shows Graham Platner's first public appearance since suspending his Senate campaign in Maine. Platner was spotted briefly leaving his house days after a new wave of sexual assault allegations, including a rape accusation, became public. The Maine Democratic Party can replace him on the ballot, but needs to select a new nominee by July 27.

Stephen Colbert’s canceled “Late Show” is going out with its biggest Emmy showing yet, securing nine nominations despite being canceled months ago. The outspoken Trump critic’s series is nominated for Outstanding Variety Series, along with eight other categories, the most since Colbert took over as host in 2015. CBS hasn’t shown any signs of regret after pulling the plug in May, citing financial losses of $40 million a year, although Colbert and fans say the network gave him the boot for his constant criticism of President Trump.

A three-time deported illegal immigrant from Mexico has been charged in the death of a 6-year-old North Carolina girl after allegedly running a stop sign. Authorities say Jaime Santiago Corona was driving with a revoked license when he struck a family's SUV after failing to stop at a stop sign, killing 6-year-old Calli Toler. Her mother and 4-year-old sibling were seriously injured. "This monster caused a car crash that killed a 6-year-old girl and injured a mother and a 4-year-old," Department of Homeland Security Acting Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis said. "This tragedy was 100% preventable. Our prayers are with Calli Toler and her family." According to DHS, Corona had been deported three times, illegally reentered the U.S. on three occasions, and has a history of driving under the influence.

Bonnie Tyler, the legendary Welsh singer behind "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and countless other hits, has died at 75. After battling serious health complications in recent months, Tyler died at a hospital in Portugal, her family confirmed. The Grammy-nominated singer's unmistakable raspy voice helped define an era with hits including "It's a Heartache" and "Holding Out for a Hero," leaving behind one of the most recognizable catalogs in pop music.