Five juveniles — including two 12-year-olds — were arrested after police recovered a stolen car near 82nd Street and W. Brown Deer Road.

A Knox County jury convicted a man accused of lighting four fires inside his wife's home; prosecutors say the blazes did heavy damage and sentencing is set for Aug. 14.

Kimberly Cole is due in Caddo County court on July 2 on multiple felony counts tied to allegations in the case of 12‑year‑old Ryan “RJ” Davis, who was found safe earlier this year.

Four juveniles were taken into custody after a Hammond home invasion that left residents held at gunpoint; one adult suspect remains wanted by authorities.

Three juveniles were charged after break‑ins and racist vandalism at Stacy Middle and Memorial Elementary, police say. Investigators used CCTV and school resource officers to identify suspects.

An AirTag tracked a checked bag to employee areas at PDX, where police found a 9mm in a locked safe and arrested a baggage handler.

A Baltimore caregiver pleaded guilty to felony theft after authorities say she used a 90‑plus resident's bank account to pay her rent. She was ordered to repay $3,722.66 and faces supervised probation.

Isaac Freeman says he nearly skipped the July 4 outing before a Lake Nottely boat exploded, leaving him with burns over about 80% of his body and months of surgery. Family and investigators still want answers.

A 49-year-old man was shot in the leg outside 1176 Randall Avenue last Wednesday. NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips and offering a reward for information.

A crash between a Tesla and a Volkswagen on Florida Avenue south of Fowler killed at least one person and closed northbound lanes between Fowler and Bougainvillea. Police asked drivers to detour while investigators processed the scene.

A 55-year-old man was stabbed in Fairhaven Wednesday; a 42-year-old woman has been arrested and faces charges including assault with intent to murder.

Guardian One circled White Center after reports of gunfire; deputies later took a person into custody and officials say no one was hurt. Local sites have a timeline of the response.

A Fourth Circuit panel revived 98 video voyeurism counts against a New Orleans man, returning a years‑long case to criminal court after cloud files surfaced in 2022.