A Monroeville delivery driver faces a child-endangerment charge after a 5-year-old was found alone in a running car at a Delmont Walmart; surveillance and DA filings are part of the investigation.

A driver died after crashing off the Baltimore–Washington Parkway in Greenbelt; Maryland's IID has opened a probe and says a baby in the car was uninjured.

A man was arrested after a Molotov cocktail was thrown at a man in a wheelchair outside the Oklahoma City Police Department; police say the victim escaped and no other injuries were reported.

A former Orange High School counselor turned herself in July 2, accused of indecent liberties and sexual exploitation; she resigned from the district on June 12. The investigation is ongoing.

WMU students say their semester project helped Michigan State Police re-examine the 2016 killing of Alexandra Brueger.

A Cottonwood man faces an 11‑count Arizona indictment for a May kidnapping and sexual assault while he sits jailed in Rutland, Vermont, on separate child‑exploitation warrants. Extradition proceedings are underway.

A Lawrenceville man is jailed after allegedly threatening a clerk with a fake bomb and handgun during an attempted robbery. Police tracked his pickup and arrested him nearby.

An 18-year-old faces felony charges after four people were shot at the McDonald’s on Capitol Drive following a dispute over caramel Frappés.

Brazoria County deputies arrested eight people in a June undercover sting targeting online solicitations of minors; investigators say more arrests may be coming.

A Guatemalan suspect admitted guilt Thursday to federal charges tied to the 2022 trailer deaths that killed 53 migrants along Quintana Road; sentencing is set for Oct. 8.

Medics treated multiple people for heat-related illnesses after crowds sweltered at the Reading stop of Union Pacific’s Big Boy as temperatures neared 103°F.

Monroe police asked residents to check door‑bell and security cameras after two overnight shootings last Saturday; no one was reported struck. Investigators want tips and footage.

The Jacksonville NAACP says a judge’s denial of Stand Your Ground immunity in a Macclenny shooting has families and civil‑rights leaders pushing back. Two men face first‑degree murder charges as appeals proceed.