An ambulance was struck by a bullet on Snyder Avenue while transporting a patient to Jefferson Hospital; no injuries were reported and police are investigating.

A Franklin woman says thieves used her identity to enroll her at the University of Phoenix and siphon federal aid, part of a broader 'ghost student' fraud wave.

A woman is in critical condition after a hit-and-run near North Parkway and East Parkway in Midtown Memphis. Police say a blue SUV fled the scene and investigators are seeking tips.

A new state report and law-enforcement figures show violent retail theft is rising in Illinois, driven by repeat offenders and high-profile smash-and-grabs. Prosecutors say they are responding with more felony filings and coordinated stings.

Federal prosecutors charged a Cleveland pallet company owner and two former U.S. Cotton workers in an alleged $5M scheme built on fake delivery tickets and cash kickbacks.

A viral video from the Tenderloin shows dozens slumped near 7th and Market, reviving debate over San Francisco's overdose crisis.

Court filings accuse a 22‑year‑old Johnson Creek man of trafficking a UWM student, allegedly collecting thousands and controlling her social accounts.

Boulder City police say two adults were found dead inside a Robinson Lane home; investigators call the scene isolated and the coroner will determine cause.

Prosecutors are awaiting the medical examiner's report after a 6‑year‑old's death in North Miami Beach to decide whether to upgrade abuse charges.

A Snohomish County man accused of child‑sex crimes was arrested in Yuma by a U.S. Marshals task force. Investigators say the probe dates to July 2024 and involves a 13‑year‑old.

Houston debuted a Patrol Support Unit equipped with drones, breaching tools and less‑lethal gear to back up patrol officers during complicated calls. The team is already working evening shifts and officials say they plan to expand coverage.

An anonymous bomb-and-weapon threat briefly locked down Lexington Middle and High Schools Thursday; a bomb sweep found nothing and students were dismissed safely.

A San Antonio man admitted in federal court to placing pipe bombs at two ATMs in 2025 after agents found a homemade explosives lab and weapons. He faces federal prison time on separate counts.