A Daytona Beach body-worn camera shows an officer striking a man during an arrest; Mayor Derrick Henry called the footage 'troubling' as police open a review.

A second raid in Halethorpe left dozens of animals in Baltimore County care. Neighbors and rescue groups say many of the pets are wounded and need rehoming.

DHS agents and Hialeah police forced entry into a West 68th Street home after a man allegedly deported and re‑entered barricaded himself inside. Tear gas was deployed and firefighters later responded to smoke at the scene.

Bodycam shown in a Westmoreland magistrate of a Jeannette search prompted an attorney to ask that misdemeanor charges be dropped, saying his client was badly injured. The footage ties to a July hit-and-run investigation that killed a 19-year-old.

A deadly Reed Manor fire in Jackson left one person dead and about 69 families homeless. Local groups and the United Way have opened donation drives and a relief fund.

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a death warrant for Chadwick Willacy, convicted in the 1990 Palm Bay killing of his neighbor. Willacy is scheduled to be executed April 21, 2026.

Two men were killed and a woman was injured in a late‑night Durham shooting on North Roxboro near Old Oxford. Police are canvassing the area and seeking tips.

Bogus tickets, look‑alike resale sites and betting ploys are circling Atlanta game days. Practical tips on how to spot scams and where to report fraud.

Four businesses at Woodlawn’s Security Plaza were hit in quick overnight break‑ins, leaving shattered glass and lost sales while county detectives seek video.

Federal drug-enforcement agents raided a North Miami warehouse Friday, seizing material CBS says is banned in Florida. Officials have not yet released details.

Downed power lines sparked a brush fire Friday in Penn Hills, closing Hunter Road near Friendship Park and prompting officials to keep residents away.

A man was seriously injured Friday night in a shooting on the 300 block of MC Wilder Road in Franklin County. Deputies say the incident involved two men and the victim was taken to WakeMed Raleigh.

The Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed Bruce Mendenhall's murder conviction and 65‑year sentence, finding evidence tied the killing to a south‑side Indianapolis truck stop.