An artillery shell detonated prematurely midflight Saturday during a Marines anniversary event attended by Vice President JD Vance, sending shrapnel flying toward California Highway Patrol vehicles, according to a report from the CHP.

An artillery shell fired during a Marine Corps demonstration on Saturday detonated prematurely over California's Interstate 5, striking a California Highway Patrol vehicle with debris, authorities said.

An artillery round from the USMC celebration in California prematurely exploded, causing shrapnel to strike and damage a highway patrol car.

From chasing reckless drivers to manning rugged trucks in tough terrain, the Tennessee Highway Patrol gets the job done with these formidable rides.

A car fire is causing a significant traffic delay on northbound Interstate 35 in Moore. >> Open the video player above for live coverage from Sky 5 Pilot Chase Rutledge. The incident happened near North 12th Street, with a burned vehicle blocking two lanes of the highway. One lane of northbound I-35 is open as vehicles slowly go around the scene.

UPDATE: The Florida Highway Patrol said a woman hit by a car on Friday has died. Authorities said they were able to identify the 59-year-old Pensacola woman. However, they did not release her name. According to the FHP, the woman succumbed to her injuries on Saturday.