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Three teenage boys were arrested after a phone was taken during a fight on N Street SW. Police recovered the device and are asking for tips.
A confirmed explosive device was recovered near Capitol State Forest Wednesday; the WSP bomb squad removed the device after evacuations and a multi-hour road closure.
A 22‑year‑old Miami‑Dade man was jailed after cyber tips linked a Gmail account to hundreds of videos showing child sexual abuse. Investigators say the probe began in December and remains active.
A Miami man faces attempted murder and assault charges after deputies say he tried to rip an American flag from a car, fired at the vehicle and told officers, "this is an act of war."
Two men were shot near 59th Avenue and Maryland Avenue in Glendale; police say both are expected to survive. Investigators are asking for tips.
Federal prosecutors say a Seattle gang leader and a co‑conspirator ran a multistate sex‑trafficking network that used SeaTac motel rooms, fake IDs and rental cars to move victims.
Homestead police arrested a 28‑year‑old Miami Dade College student Wednesday after officers say they found a handgun and marijuana near the Homestead campus; he faces weapons and cannabis counts.
Two people were hurt when two pit bulls allegedly attacked customers outside a South Tacoma convenience store. The owner now faces multiple assault and animal-cruelty charges.
Crews are responding to a residential fire on the 200 block of W Prospect St and officials urged people to avoid the area.
A Miami man was arrested after police say he posted fake rental listings on Facebook Marketplace and collected deposits from multiple victims.
A 55-year-old religious leader was arrested after prosecutors say he groped a 10‑year‑old at Masjid Bilal in Jamaica; investigators say there may be other victims.
Britney Spears was charged with a misdemeanor DUI involving drugs and alcohol after a March traffic stop. She has entered treatment and faces arraignment May 4.
Minneapolis closed roughly 80% of its 2025 homicides, a recent high as the city’s murder count fell and detectives had more time to pursue leads.
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