A passenger died and two were injured after a single-vehicle crash on Little Coffee Road in the Town of Watertown; investigators are probing the cause.

A North Miami man faces multiple felony charges after police say he tried to force a 74-year-old woman into his car outside a Port St. Lucie church. Surveillance video and witness intervention are part of the investigation.

A Martinsburg family was forced from their car at a Shepherdstown Road gas station; the suspect fled into Maryland and is being sought by investigators. Tips to the sheriff's office are requested.

A multi-agency raid in Chester led to 25 arrests and the rescue of 52 chickens. The PSPCA is treating injured birds and the investigation remains open.

DA Nathan Hochman will host a Monday briefing with law‑enforcement partners to spell out match‑day safety, transit and crowd‑management plans for SoFi Stadium. Officials say Metro shuttles, reserved parking and coordinated policing will be central to the plan.

Sandy Police asked neighbors to shelter in place after a reported shooting and domestic disturbance on the 39500-block of Evans Street, warning the area is not safe.

A Boynton Beach graduation party turned violent after a cleaning dispute; a man was stabbed and a 37‑year‑old suspect was arrested and charged.

Round Rock's fire department announced the death of long-serving driver Zach French. Officials thanked neighboring agencies and asked for privacy while family and colleagues grieve.

Montgomery County detectives arrested Johnathan Michael Dennis at George Bush Intercontinental Airport after tracking his return from international travel; he faces a warrant for injury to a child.

Law enforcement and survivor groups warn traffickers could follow World Cup crowds into the tri‑state; police and banks are scaling up monitoring and hotlines are on alert.

A Memphis motorist says officers stopped a wrong‑way driver on I‑40 seconds before a potential head‑on crash. Dramatic video captures the interception and the man credits officers with saving his life.

A roughly 400‑sq‑ft log cabin known as Grant’s Cabin burned on the backside of Aspen Mountain on May 31; crews contained the blaze and no injuries were reported.

A Lauderhill cold case from 1975 now has a name: Robert Freese. BSO detectives hope his family will come forward to help solve the murder.