A Fort Worth man was sentenced to 55 years after a May 2024 alley shooting that left a man dead. Prosecutors and investigators say the evidence showed multiple gunshot wounds.

A man in a wheelchair was struck and killed on Reed Road in Sunnyside; HPD is searching for a silver Mazda and asking the public for tips.

A federal jury in Los Angeles convicted Citron founder Andrew Left on multiple securities‑fraud counts, but defense lawyers say an outdated verdict form could upend the verdict.

Police responded to an apparent shooting at a Carpentersville bar early Saturday; investigators combed the scene near Route 25 and Kings Road as officials work to clarify what happened.

A Saddle Brook traffic stop on June 4 led to the arrest of two people wanted in Nevada and California after officers say the pair produced fake IDs.

A jury convicted Vincent Denard Simon in a probe that uncovered more than 100 pounds of marijuana, meth pills and dozens of firearms; he was sentenced to 20 years and ordered to pay $1.1M.

A&M Cyclery on Arsenal Street was burglarized again this week; security footage shows thieves pulling three bikes through a hole and the owner estimates about $10,000 in losses.

Five years after Adam Richard Johnson’s dismembered remains were found across Minneapolis, the homicide probe remains open and family members are still seeking answers. Detectives say tips can still help.

State police say an undercover online sting led to two arrests in Baton Rouge, with charges including indecent behavior with a juvenile and purchase of commercial sexual activity.

A 20‑year‑old from DeKalb is held after a Geneva traffic stop allegedly uncovered a converted automatic Glock, a 45‑round drum magazine and cannabis.

A viral clip from Fishkill’s May 30 block party shows a man making an apparent Nazi salute while teens filmed a TikTok, prompting condemnation from local leaders and a police review.

A child was pulled unresponsive from a pool at a Tewksbury apartment complex Friday; bystanders and first responders performed CPR and the case is under investigation.

Michael Cordell Garland was charged in the April 30 downtown St. Paul shooting that killed Adarius Glees; records show Garland had a prior first‑degree manslaughter conviction and a 2025 release.