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A minor was found with a gunshot wound in Northeast D.C. after officers investigated a shots-fired call. Police say the probe is ongoing.
A 37-year-old man died after his Chevrolet Sonic struck the rear of a tractor-trailer on the ramp from I‑695 to I‑83 in Baltimore County. State police are investigating.
Deputies say a narcotics probe turned up roughly 13 pounds of cocaine, about 2,500 fentanyl pills, three firearms and $10,000 in a seizure that led to an arrest.
A Holyoke man was sentenced to 5–7 years in state prison after rape convictions; prosecutors say forensic testing and victim testimony were key.
Chicago police say two downtown cellphone robberies on May 3 and May 6 may be linked. Detectives are seeking tips and have not announced any arrests.
A GDOT contractor was killed and another worker injured when a vehicle struck two workers on I‑85 north near Hartsfield‑Jackson; police say the driver returned and is detained.
El Paso County detectives arrested Eugene Romero after investigators say DNA and interviews linked him to the alleged kidnapping and sexual assault of an at‑risk adult found inside a trailer.
A massive blaze at Pallets N More in Imlay City drew crews from 13 departments and a Huron County water task force. The fire remains under investigation.
A second-alarm barn fire just outside Molalla drew multiple districts; crews rescued pets while several animals did not survive. One resident was displaced and the cause is under investigation.
Courtnie Williams, 35, was sentenced to 40 years after pleading guilty to attempted murder; the plea includes 20 years of post-release supervision for kidnapping.
North Miami Beach police say a couple ran an ATM‑skimming operation; investigators found a pinhole camera and more than 140 cloned or re‑encoded cards. DHS is involved and detectives are asking for tips.
A 28-year-old Pete's Pizza delivery driver was shot and killed after leaving an order at a vacant unit in the Raymond Rosen Homes; police are investigating.
Lt. Tyler Uthe of the Minnesota State Patrol died on Wednesday; the Carver County Sheriff’s Office extended condolences on Facebook. Records show he served as a patrol lieutenant active in traffic‑safety work.
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