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City attorneys secured a court order Thursday to board up Cartel Palace at 1127 N. High St., citing alleged underage tobacco sales, unpaid fines and links to Short North shootings.
A Medina Township man was trapped chest‑deep in corn inside a grain bin and freed by firefighters using a grain rescue sleeve and medevac crews. He was released the same day.
Two 19-year-olds were arrested after an alleged I-465 shooting on Indianapolis’ northeast side. No one was hurt and at least one ICE detainer has been lodged.
A Detroit man accused of using a dozen identities to steal more than $400K in unemployment and rental aid has been bound over for trial and returns to court May 11.
A Tarrant County auto‑crimes operation found a suspected Dallas County chop shop, with multiple stolen cars recovered and evidence linked to eight more vehicles.
A 25-year-old man was killed while running on Di Giorgio Road in Borrego Springs after being struck by a pickup, the CHP says.
Police released photos of two men wanted in connection with the Oct. 11, 2025 shooting that killed 16-year-old Xzavier Gregory in Rhawnhurst. Tips can be submitted to 215-686-TIPS.
Two survivors have sued Boyd Gaming and Station Casinos, alleging their properties turned a blind eye to trafficking linked to Nathan Chasing Horse.
Two teenagers were arrested after an attempted break‑in in Porter Ranch; police say a helicopter tracked the suspects and nothing was taken. Officials have increased patrols across the Valley.
A Lincoln County deputy was arrested in El Paso in a prostitution sting, Sheriff Michael Wood said; the county academy board will review the deputy's certification.
Cuyahoga County officials say Harold Hensley Jr., a convicted sex offender with victims under 10, failed to register and is now wanted. Tips can be reported anonymously.
Neighbors near Melbourne are on edge after a 22-year-old allegedly started fires inside Savannas Preserve while armed with a tiki torch and a samurai sword. His $22,000 bond has locals worried.
Early-morning Shelby Township traffic stop turned into a scuffle and arrest after officers found credit cards that didn't belong to the driver.
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