A 28-year-old Henderson man died after his motorcycle overturned on SR‑159 near Spring Mountain Ranch; troopers say speed may have been a factor.

A former Brooklyn Heights co-op president was arraigned after prosecutors say she siphoned roughly $708,216 from 130 Hicks Street's operating funds.

Troopers say a black Mercedes SUV was struck once on southbound I‑5 near the Seattle Convention Center early Tuesday; no injuries were reported and WSP is seeking witnesses.

A southeast Portland man was arrested after a bullet pierced an apartment wall Monday; police say no one was injured and the suspect faces weapons-related charges.

Burlingame police released photos after a smash-and-grab at a yoga shop on Tuesday; officers say several suspects were arrested and $10,000 in athletic apparel was recovered.

A Rockway Middle School teacher is accused of Spartan‑kicking a 13‑year‑old in December, prompting a child‑welfare report, a district probe and a planned civil suit.

A King County jury on June 2 acquitted Walter Jones, a former volunteer Garfield coach, of four child-rape counts after a two-week trial. The case follows a $16M settlement and prompted questions about volunteer oversight.

Mt. Juliet police say 229 of 270 wanted people arrested through May 31 were from outside the city. Officials credit license‑plate readers and targeted patrols.

Santee advanced a plan to lease six automated license‑plate readers through the sheriff’s office, a move that revives debate over surveillance, costs and data‑sharing rules. The council asked staff to draft a formal agreement.

A 56-year-old Weatherford rider died Monday after his motorcycle left the roadway on FM 920, according to DPS and local reporting.

A head-on crash on U.S. 42 in Delaware left one driver dead and another hospitalized early Tuesday. Authorities say reconstruction investigators are probing the cause and do not suspect impairment.

Norwood police investigated a stabbing Tuesday at the Skyline on Montgomery Road. The restaurant remained closed while officers searched for a person of interest.

A federal jury convicted Murfreesboro nurse practitioner Heather Marks after prosecutors say she prescribed nearly a million opioid pills at a Carthage pain clinic.