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A Brockton man convicted in a 2004 killing was granted parole and will enter a Department of Mental Health group‑living program under monitoring and strict conditions.
A school bus in southwest Atlanta was hit by gunfire on Tuesday; a man was found wounded but no bus passengers were injured. Police say the investigation is ongoing.
Parents and coaches are demanding answers after tax filings show a Katy American Little League director has a prior theft case. The discovery has raised questions about financial oversight.
One person sustained non-life-threatening injuries after shots were fired on Central Avenue near Rosehaven Drive; police blocked the road while investigators processed the scene.
A fight inside a Bronzeville home early Thursday left three people slashed and the suspect in custody; victims were hospitalized in good condition.
A 34-year-old man was shot in Williamsburg after a sidewalk fight; four suspects fled and one left on a moped. Police are searching the area.
A 48-year-old aircraft mechanic was arrested in San Antonio after an undercover sting alleged he solicited a teen online.
Hillsborough detectives say three people were arrested after roughly $75,000 in high-end liquor was recovered from a Tampa distributor. Charges include grand theft and dealing in stolen property.
Warren County deputies say they seized 48 grams of meth from a car carrying a 4-year-old; two adults now face felony drug charges.
Federal prosecutors say a Las Vegas woman is accused of siphoning more than $365,000 in Social Security payments meant for her late grandmother.
Pierce County approved $750,000 in settlements for people who say they were abused at Remann Hall as dozens of claims continue to pile up against the county.
A Pottawatomie County jury convicted Clayderyl Farrell of sexually abusing multiple children; the jury recommended a life term plus multiple 20‑year sentences.
Maryland’s high court barred Anne Arundel’s top prosecutor from leading the James Houston murder prosecution while allowing a narrow appeal over a court 'firewall.'
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