A man entered Zwink Elementary’s front office with a holstered handgun and was arrested the next evening; Klein ISD says the Harris County DA has accepted felony charges. No injuries were reported.

A late‑night, multi‑agency operation at Woodlands Apartments led to three arrests after a shooting in Ocilla. Authorities say the warrants were tied to an earlier attack and arrests were made without incident.

Court filings and local reporting say an Orlando Health South Lake Hospital employee is accused of online enticement and possession of child sexual material; investigators say dozens of potential victims are under review.

Federal prosecutors say a cyberstalking campaign targeted a vulnerable Charlotte man and ended in his death; two South Carolina residents were sent to prison.

A Bronx man is in critical condition after a brutal street assault captured on video. Police are investigating and asking witnesses to come forward.

A daylong manhunt in the Mud Creek area ended Thursday when a local resident spotted the suspect. Warrants allege aggravated assault; the suspect is in custody.

Bomb squad and police are investigating a suspicious package on the East Busway near The Pennsylvanian; buses are being rerouted at the 26th Street ramp and delays are expected.

A Palm Coast senior lost $120,000 after a fake tech‑support pop‑up sent a courier to collect cash at a Publix and a Walmart; an Orlando man was arrested, authorities say.

A 29-year-old man was shot in the face Thursday at NYCHA’s Kingsborough Houses in Crown Heights and taken to Kings County; police are searching for a suspect who fled on Pacific Street.

A shooting at a Rollingwood Lane home in DeKalb County left one person critically injured, police say. Detectives are investigating and asking for tips.

A West Harlem woman was sentenced to 15 years to life after jurors found she rammed a moped rider on the Grand Concourse, prosecutors say.

A one‑alarm structure fire broke out on the 1400 block of 25th Avenue in the Outer Sunset; crews reported no injuries and transit was affected.

A South L.A. jury convicted Douglass Byers after prosecutors said a rifle round pierced an LAPD helicopter's tail, a shot they say could have caused a crash.