Captain William Brown’s death certificate cites heat‑exacerbated heart disease, but the St. Louis Police Department still hasn’t called it a line‑of‑duty death.

Seattle police say a driver was stabbed and later struck a man with a vehicle near Rainier Beach. Investigators are asking witnesses to contact the SPD tip line.

The Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner says University Hospitals reported the death of Nicholas Quarterman, 45, as a suspected homicide. Police have not released further details.

A roofing job in Astoria allegedly went up in flames after torch work; a contractor faces reckless endangerment charges and multiple families were displaced.

A judge refused to seal the FDLE report into a Pinecrest officer’s shooting, allowing the document and dispatch audio to be made public after newsrooms pressed for access.

A Georgia inmate drew a 25-year federal term after prosecutors say he ran a cross‑border drug-and-weapons pipeline from prison, moving more than a ton of drugs and hundreds of guns.

Framingham firefighters responded to a working fire at 185 Irving Street Wednesday and urged motorists to avoid the area while crews worked.

Bodycam shows a Daytona Beach man running from a traffic stop and leaving his young daughter in nearby woods. Officers found the child and arrested the father, who faces multiple charges.

A three‑alarm blaze at 130th Street and 107th Avenue sent smoke across South Richmond Hill on April 30 as FDNY and city alerts warned residents to avoid smoke and expect delays.

A Dakota County bench trial opened this week in the Sept. 12 fatal shooting of St. Olaf linebacker Matthew Lee, centering on whether the killing was reasonable or reckless.

Denver police say one person self‑transported to a hospital after a reported stabbing in the 1800 block of S Tennyson Street as investigators seek suspect leads.

Three men attacked a 44-year-old outside a deli on Albany Avenue, threatened him with a hatchet and drove off in his 2004 BMW. Police released a suspect description and are seeking tips.

Three ex-Marion County firefighters are set to change pleas today after prosecutors say a rookie was beaten and waterboarded at Station 21.