A Volusia County raid uncovered more than 42,000 suspected child-abuse files and has deputies asking how the man slipped through sex‑offender registration.

A 30-year-old Farmington man died after a red-light crash at Big Beaver and Woodward in Bloomfield Township. Police say drugs are suspected and the crash is under investigation.

A 65-year-old man was killed while crossing South Military Trail outside a crosswalk on May 29. PBSO says he left a median and ran into northbound traffic; investigators are examining the collision.

A man faces charges after maintenance reported an attempt to set Bay High’s soccer field on fire, police say. The case appears in the city blotter.

A 51-year-old Maineville woman died after her car overturned on Mason-Morrow-Millgrove Road Sunday evening. Troopers say she was not wearing a seat belt and the crash is under investigation.

A Clinton Township driver told police a semi pulled a gun and fired at his family on northbound U.S. 23 in Milan Township; a suspect was arrested and troopers are investigating.

Ricardo Munn, 50, of Bowie died after falling into the water at James Creek Marina in Southwest DC. Authorities say he fell while securing a boat and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A fight on Cleveland’s West Side turned deadly Sunday when gunfire on West 48th left a 23‑year‑old man dead and two teens injured. Homicide detectives are investigating.

Crews battled a two‑alarm blaze on Cedarcroft Road in Glen Oaks Sunday evening. Officials say more details will be released as investigators and the fire department work the scene.

A Lyft driver was stabbed late Sunday near the Neville Island exit of I-79; the suspect was arrested after being hit by a passing car.

Family members say 20-year-old Derek Samuel’s body was found Sunday at the Reserve at Redwine in East Point; investigators say the probe is ongoing.

A Clermont man was arrested after screams from a white van on U.S. 27 led deputies to a Davenport fire station. Authorities say he faces kidnapping and assault charges and had active Lake County warrants.

Sterling Heights adopted registration, ID checks and deposit caps for crypto kiosks after hundreds of thousands in local losses. City officials are pushing lawmakers to make protections statewide.