Two people were killed when an ATV struck a concrete barrier in South Holland late Tuesday. Police say no other vehicles were involved as investigators probe the scene.

Shawnee has filed a federal antitrust suit accusing major fire‑truck makers of colluding to raise prices and delay deliveries; the move could let hundreds of Oklahoma agencies join a class.

A Glen Burnie traffic stop turned up suspected Suboxone, oxycodone and $2,519 in cash — including several $2 bills.

A Pineville jeweler lost nearly $300,000 after a cash‑swap scam using prop‑style counterfeit bills; one suspect, Robert Elliott III, pleaded guilty on March 26, 2026.

Derell Mickles is due in Brooklyn court on June 3 after being shot nine times by officers at the Sutter Avenue L-train station in 2024. The case arrives amid an $80M bystander claim and simmering local outrage.

NOPD has a warrant for Evin 'Bowleg' Murthil after a home invasion on Encampment Street. Police say the suspect entered through a window and fled in a black SUV.

State investigators say video shows The Argyle took 13 minutes to find a collapsed resident and begin CPR, triggering an immediate‑jeopardy citation and a $2,500 fine.

Body-cam footage shows Joseph Davis, wanted for years, arrested in St. Petersburg after living under a fake name and a five‑year relationship. He faces theft and stalking charges and an Oregon warrant.

A bathroom fire at Ashbrook High in Gastonia forced a midday evacuation but caused no injuries. Police contained the blaze quickly and are asking for tips.

Okmulgee Vice Mayor Marcus Jeffrey surrendered after state agents said surveillance video shows him striking multiple minors at a church youth meeting. Authorities say an arrest warrant was issued Tuesday and he was booked at the county detention center.

Carlos Dominguez returned to Yolo County court March 25 as attorneys prepare a mid‑May retrial in the 2023 Davis stabbings; prosecutors plan expert testimony on cannabis and mental health.

William Grant Odom was sentenced to nine years after pleading guilty in the 2023 crash that killed Aaron Dixon; court records show drugs and a 0.05% BAC were detected.

A Flushing man has pleaded guilty after prosecutors say he shoved an 82‑year‑old onto the tracks at Main Street; the victim required surgery for fractured vertebrae. Sentencing is set for March 25.