Gwinnett detectives arrested two teens and a juvenile after an April 25 Lilburn armed robbery. Search warrants recovered an altered AR‑15, a converted handgun and drugs.

New photos and court filings show FBI surveillance at a Belleville gun range, seized rifles and encrypted chats that used “pumpkin” as a code word in the alleged Dearborn plot. The evidence and a linked New Jersey probe broaden the investigation.

A Bexar County deputy was arrested Tuesday on a family-violence assault charge after a relative reported bruises; the sheriffs office has opened criminal and internal probes.

Marcus Ehlers, 22, was shot inside a QuikTrip on Gravois; his family says unanswered questions and a delayed notification have left them reeling.

NYPD Crime Stoppers posted surveillance seeking a suspect who groped a 17‑year‑old near East 182nd Street; tips may be eligible for a cash reward.

Mary Helms, 45, escaped the North Piedmont Confinement in Response to Violation Center for Women in Lexington on Tuesday while serving a 90‑day term for a probation violation.

To'Nea Miller's family disputes Miami‑Dade's suicide finding after she was found in Gwen Cherry Park on June 18 and is asking for an independent autopsy.

A 70-year-old pedestrian died Wednesday after being struck by a car and then a truck in Jacksonville, prompting an investigation and renewed focus on safety.

Elgin police are investigating a suspicious death off Anderson Drive and have identified a person of interest. Officials say there is no danger to the public as detectives continue the probe.

A 45-year-old man has been named in an attack in Westwood where police say the victim was punched and then struck repeatedly with a brick. Authorities say he faces assault and felonious assault charges.

A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot while trying to fend off a dog attack in Akron; county officials say the teen was pronounced dead at Akron Children’s Hospital.

A Los Angeles judge voided a $6.5M default judgment against Jermaine Jackson, citing errors in name use and service that reopen the civil case.

Loudoun deputies say Junjie Wu posed as Apple support and urged elderly victims to buy gold bars; he's jailed without bond.