U.S. Attorney Russ Ferguson hosted federal, local and housing leaders in Asheville after a recent uptick in shootings; officials pledged to coordinate investigations and prevention.

A man found shot near Brookside Park late Friday died at a hospital. IMPD has opened an investigation and is asking witnesses to come forward.

A St. Augustine man was arrested after searches in Florida and Tennessee turned up child sexual abuse material and child-like dolls; the multi-agency probe remains active.

A pilot was rescued after a small plane went into the Quabbin Reservoir near New Salem Friday night. Emergency crews pulled him ashore and he was airlifted to UMass Memorial; the aircraft remains submerged.

Avon High was locked down and Zionsville High saw a heavy police presence after separate threats on Friday. Students were unharmed and investigations are ongoing.

A pre-dawn outside fire off Garner Road closed the street between Newcombe and Chris Street and drew multiple Raleigh fire units; investigators are working to determine the cause.

Prosecutors say a Newburgh man used Discord to blackmail teens and threatened to expose their photos unless they sent more explicit images. The FBI is seeking victims and witnesses.

A gaming-machine dispute outside a northwest Atlanta corner store escalated into gunfire Friday; one man was grazed and taken to a local hospital.

A man already serving time for a Fort Bragg soldier’s 2022 killing has appeared in Durham to begin a plea in another 2022 homicide. Court records show the hearing will continue June 3.

A Miami man faces stalking, cyberstalking and an altered‑image charge after his estranged wife says he threatened her and circulated explicit videos. Authorities submitted an affidavit detailing threats and online distribution.

A nine‑month multiagency probe called Operation Slow Motion turned up enough fentanyl for roughly 400,000 lethal doses and led to 17 people charged across NY and NJ.

A Stockton woman suffered more than 150 wounds after a pack of stray dogs attacked her on a Weston Ranch levee; police have captured two animals and are still searching. The family says she underwent emergency surgery and is now recovering in rehab.

A jury found Robert Parker Milton sane and convicted him of first‑degree murder in the Aug. 29, 2024 killing of neighbor William Dressler. Sentencing is set for June 22, 2026.