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

A Franklin County judge sentenced Nathan Roy to four to six years after a plea in the 2021 Sand Pebble Lounge shooting that killed 19‑year‑old Christian Davis.

Police investigated multiple scenes across Cleveland's East Side on Tuesday, including a fatal minivan discovery and a Buckeye Road shooting with dozens of evidence markers.

A jury convicted a man Tuesday for an unprovoked 2023 neck-slashing in the Inner Sunset. Sentencing is scheduled for late June.

Three teenagers were thrown from a runaway boat near Islamorada and rescued by a passing boater and a Monroe County deputy. The vessel was stopped and no one was hurt.

A retrial left Christopher Baldner convicted in the 2020 crash that killed 11‑year‑old Monica Goods; sentencing is set for June 2 in Ulster County Court.

A former Wells Fargo assistant branch manager in Union City was sentenced to 18 months after admitting he embezzled more than $800,000 and was ordered to repay the bank. The sentence follows an IRS criminal probe and an OCC enforcement action.

Randolph High varsity volleyball coach Breann Halcumb was arrested after investigators say messages revealed an improper relationship with a student athlete. The district says she resigned.

A large police presence converged at Euclid Avenue and E. 178th in Collinwood Tuesday morning as authorities investigated an active scene.

A Frontier flight bound for O’Hare was diverted to Miami Sunday after a passenger disturbance; the FAA says the plane landed safely while the agency reviews the incident.

A Port St. Lucie man was arrested after deputies say a tech‑support style scam used remote access and a pickup code to drain about $44,400 from a 73‑year‑old in Boynton Beach.

Ohio’s highest court ruled 6‑1 that people whose domestic‑violence convictions trigger both state and federal firearm bans can still ask state judges to restore gun rights. The case was sent back to an Allen County judge for a fact‑based hearing.

A FOX13 Memphis video shows federal agents escorting multiple people from HUD-subsidized apartments; officials say the detainees were fugitives wanted on active warrants. Authorities point to a broader Marshals-HUD effort in other cities.