The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether Alaska can forfeit a bush pilot’s Cessna after troopers found a six‑pack of beer before takeoff.

A Plymouth business owner and his wife face felony tax charges after prosecutors say unfiled returns from 2019 through 2024 left the state more than $2M short.

A woman has been arrested in the 2012 Arlington apartment killing of Irasema Chavez; police say DNA leads and surveillance footage helped revive the cold case.

A Yorkville woman, 31, has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder and firearms offenses after a July shooting; she remains in the Kendall County jail.

More than 22,000 New Yorkers had SNAP cases closed in June after new federal work rules; the city says outreach saved many, but pantries expect demand to grow.

An SFMTA evaluation says quick‑build West Portal changes cut injury crashes and left local visits largely unchanged. City staff will weigh permanent fixes next.

A neighbor argument in Canutillo left a 21-year-old hospitalized and a 20-year-old arrested on aggravated-assault charges, the sheriff’s office says.

Aurora observes the 14th anniversary of the 2012 Century 16 shooting. The 7/20 Memorial Foundation’s Day of Resilience returns this Saturday with a 5K, chalk art and wellness resources.

A Lincoln County jury convicted 63-year-old Richard Brotherton of luring a minor; he was sentenced to 28 months and police released his photo seeking additional victims. Investigators ask anyone with information to call 541-994-3636.

Three people were arraigned in Detroit after prosecutors charged them in the carjacking of a Sterling Heights man. Court and booking records show at least one defendant faces additional assault and weapons counts.

The Tennessee Supreme Court has permanently disbarred Brentwood attorney Connie Reguli, citing harassment of a juvenile judge and helping a client evade police in 2018.

A federal trial opened July 20 in Austin after prosecutors accused John Robison of diverting $1M meant for a Bastrop County land purchase tied to the University of Austin.

Dallas' official website was offline for hours on July 20, limiting access to council agendas and department pages while technicians worked to restore services.