Williamson County Sheriff's Office investigates a suspected murder-suicide near Round Rock, with no current public threat. Details are limited as the case is ongoing.

Douglas County has approved a microtransit solution with Via Transportation Inc., aiming to enhance local transit in Highlands Ranch by late spring 2025, particularly for older adults.

Maple Grove Police and Fire Rescue are hosting a food drive for CROSS Services. They invite the community to explore emergency vehicles and donate on April 5, 2025, at the local fire station.

A vehicle crashed into Chicago's Cannabist Dispensary in an attempted burglary, causing extensive damage. No suspects were apprehended, and it's unclear if anything was stolen.

El Paso County deputies arrested Most Wanted list fugitive Armando Alvarado after he barricaded himself and peacefully surrendered following a standoff.

A massage facility in Round Rock was closed for suspected human trafficking involving sexual services, with a TDLR emergency order against its owners. An inspection revealed an employee unaware of the illicit activities was residing there.

MPD met with Dr. Robin Engel to discuss policing reforms aimed at reducing crime and building trust, with the department expressing commitment to change and eagerness to apply new strategies.

Lisa, an Adams County records technician, shows personal generosity by giving out warm clothing to those in need, including released detainees from the detention facility.

The Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union are close to finalizing a contract after extensive negotiations, with key issues like class size and teachers’ planning time being addressed.

Texas Senate Bill 546 proposes mandating 3-point seat belts on all school buses to enhance student safety, removing exemptions for older buses and financial constraints in certain districts.

A fatal stabbing in Gresham's Rockwood neighborhood resulted in one death, with few details released by police, no arrests made, and the community seeking answers.

The Sundance Film Festival is leaving Utah, prompting Salt Lake County Mayor Jenny Wilson to express disappointment and criticize the Sundance Institute's decision.

Gunfire was reported in Brooklyn Park, but initial police checks found no evidence. Later, evidence was found but no damage or injuries were reported.