A Feb. 27 civil suit alleges Harvard‑Westlake failed to protect players and retaliated against students who reported repeated sexual assaults by a teammate.

A Hialeah man was arrested after police say $756,595 in vacuum‑sealed cash was found in Doral during an undercover probe tied to alleged money‑laundering. Authorities say the seizure is connected to "Operation Empty Nest."

Baltimore police say a 37-year-old was arrested after an alleged armed carjacking on the 1900 block of Wilkens Avenue; officers found the victim’s red Corolla at a gas station.

A student brought a gun to John Marshall High School on Monday, and police handled the incident and nearby Birchwood School was also notified. No injuries were reported.

NYPD Crime Stoppers is seeking tips after a woman was grabbed on an escalator at the Court Square–23 Street station on March 1. A reward is available for information.

Temple Terrace police are searching for a man who abducted and sexually assaulted a 13‑year‑old Monday evening. Investigators say surveillance captured the girl at a Burger King on N. 56th Street.

A carport blaze in Campbell displaced about 60 residents and destroyed three vehicles. Crews contained the fire and no injuries were reported.

FDLE arrested a Jacksonville man after investigators say he messaged a minor and failed to register several online accounts; the probe remains active.

A stepfather shot his stepson after the son allegedly assaulted his mother on Lisa Avenue in Odenton; police have issued a warrant and detectives are investigating.

Court calendars now show an April jury trial for the man accused of abusing a toddler and separate hearings for two parents charged in a related shooting. Local prosecutors and investigators say forensic and medical evidence will be central at upcoming hearings.

A Queens judge vacated Allen Porter's 1995 murder conviction after finding prosecutors withheld key evidence; prosecutors are reviewing whether to retry him.

A child pulled from a Gilbert backyard pool on Feb. 8 was declared dead at a hospital but later showed signs of life and is now expected to survive, police say.

A plea deal would send Craig Alan Hameister to prison for more than 34 years after the death of Melissa Hunt in Wabasha County. The agreement must still be accepted by a judge.