A former police officer pleaded guilty to murder on June 4, 2026, WSOC‑TV reports. The plea moves the case to sentencing and raises renewed questions about accountability.

A person died after a shooting Thursday in the parking garage of an Amazon facility in Melrose Park. Investigators are reviewing surveillance while the suspect remains at large.

A 39-year-old man was shot inside an event space on White Plains Road and is in stable condition, police say. Detectives are canvassing the area and no arrests have been announced.

A Dearborn man is accused of running a multi‑state auto scam that left 25+ people without cars or cash, and now faces felony charges as investigators pursue victims across jurisdictions.

A 20-year-old man was arrested in Cocoa after police say he grabbed a DoorDash delivery driver while naked, officials say.

A suspected hit‑and‑run left a cyclist dead near Loop 494 in New Caney; Texas DPS is investigating and Crime Stoppers is seeking tips.

A judge pushed the trial for the man accused in the death of Tomitka Stewart — a Milwaukee mother of 10 — into 2027, prolonging a case that has drawn family and city attention.

A judge suppressed evidence in a Cleveland murder probe after detectives relied on a Clearview AI hit, even as county records show hundreds of face‑searches across agencies.

A Bowling Green man was arrested after a Memorial Day crash on Girkin Road that killed a front-seat passenger and sent four others to trauma centers.

Two FedEx employees were arrested in Cumberland County after deputies say they stole about 83 devices from delivery trucks, valued at roughly $27,901. Court records show felony charges and a June 23 return date.

A Homestead caregiver was arrested after deputies say she stole and sold about $56,000 in jewelry from elderly clients. Authorities say the arrest follows a February case involving a missing bracelet.

A Bridge City juvenile‑center teacher was booked after video and witnesses allege he put a detained youth in a chokehold. He faces counts of malfeasance, cruelty to a juvenile and simple battery.

Duke ER clinicians say split-second decisions in the trauma bay are often the difference between life and death as Durham reports a small rise in violent crime. A Duke-led prevention effort is working inside neighborhoods.