The FBI has issued an alert after a truck driver disappeared from the I‑95 rest area in Grant‑Valkaria while hauling vehicles; the rig was later found in Port Wentworth, GA. Agents want footage from the rest stop between 1 a.m. and 8 a.m. on April 17.

A 17-year-old boy was shot in the leg Sunday in Southeast Baltimore; detectives say the shooting may have started on North Lakewood Avenue.

A Monroe County deputy shot and killed an individual Sunday near North Dixie Highway and I‑75 in Frenchtown Township; an independent investigation is underway.

A 26-year-old man was killed in a Bushwick stabbing early Monday; police say two people were taken into custody.

A fatal collision shut the southbound St. Johns Bluff on‑ramp to I‑295 East in Jacksonville's Sandalwood area, blocking lanes and prompting an investigation.

A man was found with multiple gunshot wounds in Shipley Terrace Sunday; investigators are searching for two men reportedly wearing all‑black clothing.

A 15-year-old was arrested after police say he struck his 1-year-old brother in the head in Northeast Baltimore. The baby was treated for non-life-threatening injuries as detectives investigate.

An 80-year-old Bronx grandmother who used a wheelchair died after an apartment fire last Thursday; family members say she couldn’t escape. Fire marshals are investigating.

A 34-year-old Lansing man was killed at a Davison home Friday; police say a Detroit man fled in a burgundy van and should be considered armed and dangerous.

A Clermont nursing student was arrested after a Tuesday night crash; police say she had her 6‑year‑old in the truck and recorded breath tests over .20.

A Lovejoy police officer was placed on administrative leave after a social-media video showed a physical encounter at a Walmart. The department launched an internal review and is asking for tips.

A 17-year-old was shot Sunday near Luke Easter Park and the Zelma George Rec Center. First responders applied a tourniquet and he was taken to a hospital, according to a local post.

New DNA testing has reignited hope that Baltimore County detectives can finally solve the 1976 Woodlawn killing of Deborah Scott. Family members say fresh analysis and public tips may provide the break investigators need.