A dispute at a Miramar gas station at Pembroke Road and DeSoto Drive escalated into gunfire; one person was injured and rushed to the hospital. Police are investigating.

A Lawrenceville man was sentenced to life without parole after being convicted of sexually assaulting a teenage girl; public records show a prior 2005 statutory-rape conviction.

Duval County Public Schools is investigating after an unauthorized person boarded a school bus Tuesday and briefly touched a student.

A pursuit that began at an IHOP ended when Akron officers shot a semi-truck driver who struck multiple cruisers. State investigators are reviewing bodycam footage.

Allegheny County Police charged Jason Levelle Moran in the Jan. 13 Wilkinsburg killing of Jack Johnson. Investigators say surveillance footage and witness IDs tied Moran to the scene.

A false report of a shooting put University High in Orlando on lockdown Monday; deputies cleared the campus and dismissed students after a search.

A 15-year-old autistic student was stabbed in a school hallway; his family says he was bullied and investigators are probing the attack.

A Newton bail bondsman was arrested after police say he shot at a moving Subaru Outback and rammed it with his SUV. He faces multiple felony counts and a $450,000 secured bond.

Anne Arundel police say a 55-year-old Severn baseball trainer was charged after an ICAC probe tied to an August CyberTipline report; detectives executed a search warrant and seized evidence.

A 14-year-old from Pitcairn was hospitalized after trying a TikTok fire‑breathing challenge with isopropyl alcohol; firefighters warn parents to secure flammables.

A 4‑year‑old was injured in an accidental, self‑inflicted shooting at a home in Tyrone's Southampton subdivision; police say the incident is under investigation.

A late-night Wynnefield blaze sent 10 people to area hospitals and damaged multiple rowhomes while crews worked into the morning to secure the scene.

A judge postponed the Edmondson Avenue murder trial after a co‑defendant swapped attorneys; a pre‑trial conference is scheduled for April 3.