Police put four St. George-area schools on secure alert after a threatening phone call to Desert Hills High; classrooms continued under tightened security while officers checked the area.

Federal prosecutors say two Gwinnett County men ran a $522M scheme selling medically unnecessary genetic tests and have been sentenced to prison.

Testimony began May 4 as jurors weigh allegations that a former Pewaukee bus driver sexually assaulted preschool-age students. Prosecutors say bus surveillance footage will be central.

A Navy man says an unknown bail agent posted his bond at San Diego Central Jail and charged him $5,000. The Sheriff's Office probed the complaint as a state bill seeks to curb unauthorized solicitations.

Delaware County prosecutors approved vehicular homicide and related charges against an 18‑year‑old after the Dec. 3 bike death of Swarthmore professor Eduard “Teddy” Einstein. The DA says blood testing showed marijuana in the driver’s system.

A juvenile-court hearing for the 16-year-old charged in the Shelby Farms Park shooting was continued while new counsel prepares; the case returns June 1.

Detectives seized more than a pound of suspected cocaine, a gun and cash during a search in Sonoma; a 44-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of narcotics sales.

A large multiagency police response has cordoned off the parking lot outside Gwangjang Korean Market in Carrollton; authorities asked people to avoid the area while they investigate.

The Georgia Supreme Court affirmed the life sentence for Stephan Blake Dickey in the 2018 Morganton killing, finding his confession voluntary under the totality test.

A 61-year-old man riding a mobility scooter died after being struck at 18th and Taylor in Racine on Monday. Police say an 84-year-old driver stayed and is cooperating.

An early‑morning carjacking on the 7000 block of Lachlan Circle is under investigation; Baltimore County police are asking witnesses to step forward.

Okfuskee County Sheriff Logan Manshack will resign May 8 after a December jail escape exposed security failures and drew an outside investigation.

A 19-year-old was arraigned after Cleveland Metropark Police say he intentionally struck a pedestrian at Brookside Reservation. He faces felonious assault and tampering charges.