OSP and the FBI are investigating after men posing as ICE allegedly pulled over and assaulted a person near Woodburn; investigators want witnesses and tips.

A Sacramento mother says the SUV that belonged to her slain son was stolen twice in eight days; the suspect was arrested again after initial charges were dropped.

Prosecutors declined a proposed life‑in‑prison plea from Cornelius Whitfield, who faces multiple murder charges tied to two 2021 shootings; relatives begged for closure in court.

A Brewer woman says her husband died after a tick bite led to Powassan virus, and state officials confirm another case this summer. She’s urging neighbors to take ticks seriously.

The Laguna Beach Community Land Trust closed escrow on two canyon properties, preserving 50 live-work studios and roughly 25,000 square feet of workspace for local artists.

An ethics advisory opinion lets a Miami lawmaker's firm take on state health‑care work as long as he is screened. The decision lands amid a contested primary and leadership hopes.

A 14-year-old from Homer City was arrested after police linked him to multiple burglaries and thefts in mid‑July. Authorities have referred the case to juvenile probation.

A Gastonia woman who bought her first scratch-off won $100,000 and will take home roughly $71,000 after taxes.

A driver was killed Friday evening in a single-vehicle crash at a Longwood intersection. Longwood police say no other vehicles were involved and the investigation is ongoing.

Officer Alexander Bookman left the Las Vegas Metro force in March, his attorney says, months after the bodycam shooting that killed realtor Brandon Durham. The case remains tied up in a federal civil suit and public scrutiny.

Attorney General Letitia James joined Neighborhood Defender Service picketers in Harlem, backing workers pressing for better pay and health coverage. Her post on X underscored broad labor pressure across the city.

A Wentzville mother is critically injured after a crash on US‑61 that also cost her unborn child. Neighbors have organized fundraisers and a bingo night to help the family.

Daemon Ponce pleaded guilty to two Fort Worth murders and was handed concurrent 25-year terms, court records show. One slaying happened while he was on bond.