Glendale police released surveillance photos after about $250,000 was withdrawn from an elderly person's account. Officials are asking anyone with tips to call 623‑930‑3000.

A judge allowed Queens hotelier Yan Po Zhu to travel to the July 19 World Cup final under strict conditions as he contests a 13‑count federal indictment tied to a migrant shelter contract.

Denver police responded to a shooting near 20th and Pennsylvania; one person was taken to a hospital and detectives are seeking tips.

Boulder County detectives are searching for a man who attacked a 73‑year‑old hiker on the Boulder Creek Trail Monday night; the victim was hospitalized and his wallet was taken.

A driver tied to a reported carjacking drove the wrong way onto a Mosholu Parkway exit ramp and struck a Yonkers police cruiser; the suspect fled and remains at large.

Newly released body‑cam footage shows officers and medics rushing into a Liberty City apartment after a double shooting that left two brothers dead.

A witness followed a car after seeing a dog dragged on the 6000 block of Old Hickory Boulevard; Metro Nashville police are investigating. The witness photographed the plate and took the dog for treatment.

A 51-year-old Tempe man was arrested on burglary and voyeurism charges after detectives say he watched and recorded women in their homes; police are asking for tips.

Two people climbed to the Empire State Building's spire in Midtown Manhattan on Wednesday and held a black banner with a peace message while police watched.

Police renewed a call for tips after a June 7 shooting on North Santa Fe Drive that left two people wounded. Metro Denver Crime Stoppers is offering up to $2,000 for information.

Attorney General Keith Ellison notified advisers he is winding down Minnesota’s Conviction Review Unit amid staff cuts. The closure raises immediate questions about pending reviews and investigations.

A Denver federal court sentenced a former trading executive to 24 years and ordered about $93.3M restitution after a $179M foreign‑exchange fraud, authorities say.

A Phoenix man was charged after Palm Beach deputies say he threatened influencer Natalie Valerin on TikTok; investigators tied the accounts to Arizona records.