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.

Jose Alvarez — accused in the 2023 Little Village killings that inspired Karina’s Law — died after a May hospitalization and his case was recorded as abated on June 2.

A head-on collision on Highway 18 near Otis killed a Salem man and left four others seriously injured; state troopers say the crash remains under investigation.

A bee swarm in the 4300 block of Stockdale on San Antonio’s Northeast Side sent three people to the hospital and left a firefighter stung, officials said.

A 31-year-old man was arrested after an alleged knife confrontation in downtown San Rafael; bystanders detained him until police arrived. No injuries were reported.

Two motorcyclists died in separate overnight Harley crashes in Manhattan and Staten Island hours apart, prompting NYPD probes and renewed rider safety concerns.

A first-alarm house fire broke out Tuesday in Westchester near SW 82nd Street as crews worked to knock down heavy smoke and flames.

Frankfort Community High School Principal Aaron Hill resigned Monday amid an investigation and felony aggravated-battery charges related to an off-campus incident.

A late‑night attack on SDOT workers at the Alaskan Way South bike trail left a Seattle officer injured and a suspect jailed. The investigation is ongoing.