A federal court ordered payment of legal fees for Alberto Castañeda Mondragón after judges found his detention unlawful and his injuries triggered wide scrutiny.

Police investigated reports of gunfire on northbound I-240 near Union Avenue early Monday. The interstate was briefly closed near the Medical District before reopening.

Police released surveillance images of three women wanted in an April 18 Center City assault and robbery that left victims hospitalized.

A fast-moving blaze at University Riverside Gardens left more than 100 residents displaced and sent smoke across the UC Riverside campus. Crews and aid agencies set up shelters.

A phishing scam is circulating that mimics BZBA invoices; North Olmsted advises residents to verify messages with City Hall at 440-777-8000.

Hatboro police say a woman directed juveniles to pick up unpaid Wawa orders; investigators are seeking tips. The suspect was seen fleeing in a silver Nissan Versa.

A pre-dawn blaze tore through Bar Peached’s attic and roof on West Sixth, forcing the Clarksville restaurant to close; firefighters say no one was hurt.

Federal marshals are searching for Robert Wade, accused in a Euclid child rape investigation. A reward is available and authorities ask anyone with information to call the tip line.

Surveillance video released by police shows a gunman firing into a crowd on Manheim Street in Germantown; investigators are asking for tips.

Firefighters rescued one resident from a Vancouver adult family home after flames reached the attic; the person was taken to hospital and the Clark County Fire Marshal is investigating.

A police pursuit in Bayview ended in a shootout that left an SFPD officer and a passenger with life‑threatening injuries; a suspect was arrested and two guns recovered.

A 46-year-old Frederick mother was struck and killed while walking with her children on Bethel Road. Investigators say the driver remained and preliminary checks show no drugs, alcohol or excessive speed.

A Kissimmee man was sentenced to 21 months after prosecutors say he used a bogus mortgage to hide proceeds from a $1.28M COVID-relief fraud.