Police tape blocked 15th Street SE near V Street after a reported shooting, a DC News Now video shows. Officers were on scene as vehicles sealed the block.

Organizers tracking deportation flights say protests at Love Field pushed ICE‑chartered operations out of Atlantic Aviation's hangar. Activists call the shift proof their campaign works.

Flooding in the Red Hook Pool filter plant damaged motors and delayed the summer opening. Parks says expedited parts are in and aims to reopen by the end of July.

Ports of Indiana is building a container terminal at Burns Harbor that would be the Chicago area’s first direct sea‑cargo route, promising shorter transit times and a local jobs boost.

Multiple shots were fired during a dispute at South Park Mall; two people were detained and no injuries were reported. Police recovered firearms and investigators are reviewing video.

A multi‑agency sweep in Osceola County led to 126 arrests after registered sex offenders allegedly failed to update required registration details, officials said.

Raleigh police arrested a person Monday in connection with a reported carjacking. The arrest comes as the city navigates post‑holiday violence and talks of a youth curfew.

A new state law that took effect July 1 opens the door to taller, denser housing near Escondido's transit hub and has residents and officials sharply divided.

Particle6’s plan to cast AI-created Tilly Norwood in a feature reignites Hollywood’s fight over unions, consent and how synthetic performers fit into L.A. work rules.

The sheriff’s office opened a 30‑day public review of six draft policies — including a new corrections arrest policy — and says submitted comments will be public record.

NYPD Crime Stoppers released images seeking a suspect in a May 31 Washington Heights slashing. A $3,500 reward is being offered.

Folsom police are investigating after a body was found early Monday near a business on East Bidwell Street. Officials say there is no known threat while detectives work the scene.

A jury convicted Akida Diaba Dudley in multiple decades-old sexual assaults after DNA from untested Detroit rape kits linked him to the cases. Sentencing is Aug. 10.