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Maximiliano Gomez Diaz was booked into the Henderson County Detention Center just days after another local man faced similar charges.
A wrongful death suit now accuses two Dallas-area bars of overserving Kelvin Joseph before the fatal Richardson crash.
A 37-year-old Oxnard man walked away with minor injuries after his Honda Accord plunged off the cliff at Mugu Rock. It was the second such crash there in under a week.
He never showed up for work — now Novi police are trying to figure out what happened inside his Joliet Court home.
His immigration appeal was still pending when ICE removed him, his attorney says. The agency is now working to return him to Columbus.
A maintenance crew made the grim discovery off Cipresso Palco in Monticello Ranch. Deputies say the body may have been there only a couple of days.
A stable victim, a teen suspect, and a case that could still land in adult court on Indy's southwest side.
The shooting on the 2300 block of West 18th Place marks yet another drive-by targeting the same stretch of sidewalk.
A 16-count indictment names six metro residents, ages 40 to 70, accused of running a fentanyl and cocaine pipeline since November.
A vehicle fire on Ben-Mar Drive spread fast, killing a dog and sending one person to the hospital before nine engines beat it back.
Darren Moore allegedly choked a woman with a cord in a Mt. Zion Road front yard, then tried to flee before deputies caught up with him.
Councilmember Adam Bazaldua wants to strip city funding for Dallas's 670-camera Flock network, warning the deal could collapse without it.
He pulled up to meet someone at Sutton Oaks — instead he was pistol-whipped, shot twice and rushed to BAMC.
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