A Claymont man was arrested after allegedly showing what students thought was a gun and threatening two children outside Claymont Elementary; he faces multiple felony counts.

A Fort Pierce man has been charged after his elderly parents were found shot in their Harbour Isle condo; newly released bodycam and court records detail the case.

Fort Worth police renewed their public plea after the March 2024 slaying of a man known as "Bob." Authorities say tips may be given anonymously by phone or text.

A person was hospitalized after being shot by Salt Lake City police while officers served a high‑risk drug and weapons search warrant near 4900 S and 800 E. Officials say the person is expected to survive and the Unified Police Department will investigate.

A Cook County jury convicted Lakesha Harris in a 2025 South Side shooting captured on doorbell and body‑worn camera. Sentencing is scheduled for May 21, 2026.

A Chester County volunteer lieutenant and 911 dispatcher was arrested in March after HSI traced social‑media accounts that investigators say held child sexual abuse material. Court filings allege he secretly recorded volunteers at his fire company.

A person died after a tree fell near Houston in Shelby County on Thursday. Emergency crews and the coroner responded. The death is under investigation.

A federal judge handed a 60‑month sentence after a guilty plea in a case where prosecutors say about 100 pounds of meth were handed off to a federal informant in Phoenix.

Christion Douglas was arrested and charged with second-degree murder and tampering in the April 9, 2025 Sea Isle shooting. His bond was set at $250,000.

A 21-year-old man, Justin Chatfield, was shot and later died after an assault at 30 Richman Plaza in Morris Heights; police say a person of interest is in custody.

A Los Angeles crash victim says a fake tow operator took her car and forced her to pay $3,000 to retrieve it, leaving her unable to make dialysis appointments.

A Perry Hall High School teacher pleaded guilty to sexually abusing students on school grounds. Sentencing is scheduled for Sept. 21, 2026.

The TBI named Baidy Dia in its Fugitive Friday alert, saying the Memphis man is wanted for failing to register as a convicted sex offender. The agency is asking the public to submit tips.