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El Paso ISD lifted security protocols at two high schools on April 30; officials say there was no ongoing threat and classes resumed.
A Kent man was arrested after authorities say a mid‑April search turned up an illegal gun and evidence of child sexual abuse material; he is being held without bail.
A 29-year-old man died after an MTS bus struck his lower legs near 300 West B Street in downtown San Diego. Police are investigating and asking witnesses to call Crime Stoppers.
First Alert 4 says the North County Police Cooperative confirmed that an officer shot and killed K‑9 Oya during a July pursuit in Wellston, renewing questions about the department's handling of the case.
Loveland police told neighbors near Juniper Place to shelter in place after reporting a person barricaded in a home. Officers asked the public to avoid the area while they work toward a safe resolution.
A man was shot Thursday evening near 35th and Dunlap in north Phoenix and taken to a hospital with life‑threatening injuries. Police say the investigation remains active.
A Las Vegas man drew 13 years in federal prison after counterfeit pills laced with fentanyl led to a death on the Strip. Co-defendant received the same term.
Two women and a man pleaded guilty after prosecutors say they lured and assaulted two women in a Southeast D.C. scheme allegedly directed from jail to silence a rape accuser.
A 31-year-old woman was struck with a bottle outside 1258 Shakespeare Avenue on April 5; NYPD Crime Stoppers posted a wanted alert and is offering a reward.
A 13-year-old Deerfield Beach student was arrested after a 911 call threatened to 'shoot the school' 2 c BSO says he made the call after losing a bet.
A pedestrian was killed after a semitruck struck them on westbound I-64 near O'Fallon Friday morning. Illinois State Police are investigating the collision.
Two Portland-area men were sentenced after pleading guilty in an $18M real-estate scheme prosecutors say defrauded individual investors and commercial lenders.
A Franklin County defendant smeared feces on a courtroom table on April 27, forcing removal, cleanup and a new trial date in early June while prosecutors weigh new charges.
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