Jordan Carol Hanson pleaded guilty last week to second-degree murder in the March 13, 2025 killing of Justin Esparza at his Hallock home; sentencing is set for July.

A 1‑year‑old was struck by a vehicle near SW 44th and Walker in southwest Oklahoma City and rushed to the hospital. Police are investigating.

A 56‑year‑old Allen man was arrested and charged federally with threatening President Trump; the complaint is sealed and a detention hearing is set for June 12.

A 25-year-old South St. Paul man was charged in Dakota County with felony electronic solicitation after prosecutors allege he sent sexual material online to someone he believed was a child.

A Prairieville babysitter was booked on negligent homicide after a 3‑year‑old drowned in a backyard pool. Investigators say surveillance shows about 20 minutes passed with no supervision.

A fatal shooting near Towson Circle Friday forced road closures and prompted a heavy Baltimore County police response; investigators say it may have begun as road rage.

A grand jury has indicted a Columbus woman on six counts in the May wrong‑way SR‑315 crash that killed a Columbus City Attorney’s Office senior attorney.

Warrants say two Duke Energy employees rerouted about $591,000 of power from a substation to Ver‑El RV Park across from Charlotte Motor Speedway.

A 60-year-old man was stabbed to death Friday night near N. 11th and Thompson Streets in North Philadelphia. Police say a relative was questioned and are asking for tips.

Two crashes near Monmouth left one person dead and five injured this week; the Warren County sheriff urged drivers to slow down and give themselves extra time.

A Texas City man was sentenced to 37 months in federal prison after an ATF sting found he sold firearms and dozens of machine‑gun conversion devices.

Orlando police released images after several vehicle burglaries at MCO between May 24–31 and asked the public to call Crime Stoppers with tips.

A Noblesville man was sentenced to eight years after pleading guilty but mentally ill in a 2023 Elwood case that ended when officers fired at what they say looked like a gun. The object later proved to be a gun-shaped lighter.