A Pierce County probe into a deadly April 5, 2025 Puyallup shooting has been forwarded to prosecutors for review. The medical examiner listed the death as a homicide.

Nearly a year after a Fourth of July misfire killed an 8-year-old, prosecutors have charged a Buena Park homeowner with involuntary manslaughter. The filing renews debate over neighborhood fireworks safety.

Federal court filings name a Queens woman as the dispatcher behind a network of residential brothels in Allston and Brighton; investigators say phone data and supermarket video helped lead to her arrest.

Surveillance video shows a man carrying what appeared to be a long gun ring a Miami Shores doorbell Wednesday night; police are asking the public for tips.

U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros announced Operation New Dawn’s results: 179 people charged and hundreds of fugitives arrested after a roughly 60‑day multi‑agency sweep in Chicago and Rockford.

A 25-year-old man was struck with a metal pipe during a group assault in Williamsbridge; police are asking for tips and video from witnesses.

A Waipahu man pleaded no‑contest to six explosive‑device felonies; the court granted a four‑year deferral and ordered 240 hours of community service. The charges could be dismissed if he meets the terms.

A Chicago man drew a 151-month federal sentence after spraying tellers with pepper spray and discharging a fire extinguisher during a Northbrook bank robbery.

A man pleaded guilty after a passenger was stabbed aboard a Las Vegas‑bound flight, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said. Federal and local agencies were involved in the probe.

A 17-year-old was shot late Wednesday near a Southeast D.C. youth group home; police issued a lookout and are asking for tips.

Federal prosecutors say a Medicaid transportation program was turned into a fraud scheme that billed fake trips and paid kickbacks, allegedly stealing tens of millions.

A Suffolk Superior Court judge refused last week to dismiss charges against two men accused of running an illegal Jamaica Plain nightclub. Their case is set for a Sept. trial.

Two men linked to a Chicago-based ring pleaded guilty in Missoula to obtaining oxycodone with forged prescriptions; sentencing is set for Nov. 10, 2026.