Engine 28 reported "command smoke showing" at a structure fire on the 6600 block of Lakeview Road; officials released few details. Crews remain on scene.

A Fortville man was arrested at IND after United Flight 3989 returned to the gate following a disruptive onboard incident. Police say he faces preliminary felony and misdemeanor charges.

A volunteer Tarpon Springs youth coach was taken into custody after deputies say he spent months texting and sending explicit material to a 14‑year‑old. The investigation is ongoing.

A deputy fired after two Cane Corsos attacked a woman on West Farm Loop in Stokesdale. The missed shot ricocheted into a nearby house and the dogs’ owners were cited.

Five people, including a former Forest Hill police chief and an Oakdale businessman, pleaded guilty after prosecutors say fake police reports were sold to support U‑visa filings.

A 911 call about an unresponsive toddler led deputies to a Pierce Township search warrant that turned up a grow, guns and drugs. Two people were indicted and arrested.

A 24-year-old woman was shot in the neck Tuesday in Flatbush and later died, police say. Detectives have opened an investigation.

A Fort Worth driver led troopers on a pursuit that ended in a creek crash; a child was found in the vehicle and the driver was arrested and charged.

A lawsuit unsealed June 15 alleges a Sewickley ER nurse diverted morphine, submitted false billing and is tied to two patient deaths at Heritage Valley. Plaintiffs say the system failed to act.

Fort Mill officers searched the Sanders Street area on Wednesday for an armed suspect on foot. Police said there were no injuries and urged residents to avoid the area while they search.

Auburndale police arrested Aurora Monique Cochran in connection with the April 5 killing of William Thomas Martin. The investigation remains active and authorities are seeking tips.

A 66-year-old Trenton rider was killed after his Harley was struck by a minivan at North Telegraph and Newport; Monroe County investigators are asking witnesses to call.

Manhattan prosecutors are pushing a state bill and asking City Hall for money to stand up a crypto‑forensics unit after investigators tracked large dark‑web listings. The move could reshape enforcement and licensing in New York.